Nisargadatta Maharaj You began as a child and you will end as a child. Whatever you have acquired in the meantime you must lose and start at the beginning. Q:
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Vimala Thakar When we sit in silence what do we do? We sit and observe the voluntary and involuntary activities of the body and mind. Slowly the voluntary activities come
Swami Ramdas God is ever after us. He wants to take us to Himself and grant us the highest beatitude. But we try to escape from Him even as a
Sage Vasistha says: In this world whatever is gained is gained by self effort; where failure is encountered it is seen that there has been slackness of effort. This is
Colin Drake Consciousness saturates the universe(s), from electrons (which change their behavior when aware of being observed) to elephants and
Swami Krishnananda It is a sense of fullness that everyone endeavours to reach in one’s daily occupations. On days when
Whoever undertakes to defend practical reason – the principles of moral action – in terms of a universal cognitive ethics,
Around 2,300 years ago (370 BC-283 BC), a Brahmin man walked amongst the now ruined city of Takshilla of ancient
Kaka Kalelkar (The famous Gandhian teacher Kaka Kalelkar wrote a book about his travels in the Himalayas in which he
Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev The fourteenth day of every lunar month or the day before the new moon is known as
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