Spiritual Quotes

Compassion (karuna) alone is the ultimate ‘pamphlet’ of this world!

Where there is no desire to make use of any living being to accomplish any sort of work, compassion (karuna) arises from that very point. Compassion cannot exist as long as there is a mutual dependency. The relationship of giving support and taking support should not be there. ‘One’ may definitely be a supporter to someone else, but One Himself does not take the support of anyone!

Knowledge of the Self (Gnan) is born only out of compassion (karuna). The One for whom the seed of kaarunyata (unconditional, constant compassion) has been sown, for Him, the Gnan will definitely manifest.

Rather than being concerned about one’s own happiness, when there is constant preoccupation with how others’ difficulties can be removed, kaarunyata (unconditional, constant compassion) begins from that point. Since childhood, I was concerned about [removing] the difficulties of others. When not even a thought arises for one’s own self, that is referred to as kaarunyata. Gnan (Knowledge of the Self) manifests only through that.

One can become an embodiment of unconditional, constant compassion (kaarunyamurti) only after the chit (the inner component of knowledge and vision) becomes focused only on the Self.

Where there is pleasure of pudgal (non-self complex that which charges & discharges) there is the worldly life. And where there is the bliss of the Soul, there is liberation.

When can one go to the final destination of the religion? You will be allowed there if you attain the attribute of forgiveness, otherwise you will not be allowed entry.

What is punya (merit karma) and paap (demerit karma)? No one runs this world. But still, the circumstances of merit and demerit karma, runs this world.

The people of the world believe the circumstance (avastha) itself to be their real form. Circumstances always have a beginning and they come to an end.

Advice should only be given when it is sought, otherwise our own worthiness gets assessed.

Do not do anything for yourself. If you do only for others, then you will not have to do anything for your own self.

When the puzzle of the world is solved, one will experience eternal bliss (Samadhi) within.