Spiritual Quotes

By having the desire for moksha (ultimate liberation), all other desires simply end up dissolving!

Whenever the memory of something [a fault or transgression] comes to mind, do pratikraman (repentance coupled with asking for forgiveness) for it. Whenever a desire arises, do pratyakhyan (avowal to not repeat the mistake) for it.

True intelligence is ensuring that no one faces even the slightest inconvenience on your account.

He who keeps good company, everything of his improves. He who keeps bad company, everything of his gets ruined.

When you become 'the embodiment of pure love', people will listen to you. When do you become 'the embodiment of pure love'? When you stop getting caught up in rules or regulations, when you do not see anyone at all in the world to be at fault.

By remaining sincere [to the Self], you will not have to face fear of any kind in worldly life, and it will lead you to moksha (ultimate liberation)!

Whether you get emotional or not, the world is not going to stop. The only thing that happens is, you will feel the burden of having become emotional. Ultimately, the world just keeps going on; it is never going to stop for anyone.

Your efforts bring you profit when your merit karma is in fruition, and when your merit karma is no longer in fruition, the very same efforts will make you incur a loss.

What kind of state should you attain? Your understanding should develop to such an extent that conflicts never arise in Your home [the state as the Self]. Everything else will do, but these inner conflict should not arise.

Don't say things like, "It's so-so." If you say, "It's good," then it will turn out to be good.

The One who no longer has any himsak bhaav (the intent to harm or hurt anyone) is called saiyami (a person with self-restraint). When himsak bhaav does not arise even amidst anger, pride, deceit and greed, that is the definition of [true] saiyam (self-restraint). A saiyami will attain moksha (ultimate liberation).

Circumstances are subject to change, but the Gnan (Knowledge of the Self) will not change.