Spiritual Quotes On impartial

Where there is partiality (pakshapaat), there is violence (himsa); it is speech that hurts (himsak vani). Where there is impartial speech (nishpakshapati vani), there is speech that does not hurt (ahimsak vani).

Real Purusharth (spiritual effort to progress as the Self) actually happens when one becomes impartial towards his own self.

What should the Science of the Vitaraag Lords (absolutely detached Lords) be like? It should be impartial. Partialities are all sectarian opinions (gachchhamat).

Knowledge that is one-sided is not the cause for liberation (moksha). Ultimately, impartial Knowledge will be needed.

If one becomes completely impartial for even a minute, then he can become God! The attribute of impartiality is actually vitaraagata (a state of total absence of attachment and abhorrence).

You have to derive the balance sheet based on the kind of intentions that are arising. If bad intentions keep arising, then understand that the time of deterioration has arrived. So at that time, at the very least, you should constrict yourself. If the intent of prevalence in impartiality (nishpakshpatipana) can be maintained, then it will do. Even in this, complete control (satta) is certainly not in your hands at all.

What can be referred to as vyavahaar charitra (worldly conduct)? Those who are on the path described by the absolutely detached (vitaraag) Lords have this. When one is on the path described by the absolutely detached Lords, he does not consider other religions to not be his own; nevertheless, he maintains his own goal to attain the vitaraag dharma (the religion prescribed by the absolutely detached Lords, which is at 360 degrees, is impartial, incorporates all viewpoints, does not hurt anyone else's viewpoint or religion). He has faith in the absolutely detached Lords and he is not unjust towards anyone else. When there is no abhorrence towards any religion or any person, that is referred to as vyavahaar charitra!