Isavasya Upanishad

 "How can that freed soul who rests in his own Atman and who has an exalted cosmic consciousness shrink from any being or object with a feeling of repulsion?

How can he dislike anything? How can he hate anything?"

CHANTELLE RENEE

 

Paramahansa Yogananda

If you continually write out checks without depositing anything in your bank account, you will run out of money. So it is with your life.

Without regular deposits of peace in your life account, you will run out of strength, calmness, and happiness. You will finally become bankrupt — emotionally, mentally, physically, and spiritually. But daily communion with God will continually replenish your inner bankroll. - Paramahansa Yogananda ( Where There Is Light )

Saint Augustine

 Imagine if all the tumult of the body were to quiet down, along with our busy thoughts.

Imagine if all things that are perishable grew still. And imagine if that moment were to go on and on, leaving behind all other sights and sounds but this one vision which ravishes and absorbs and fixes the beholderin joy, so that the rest of eternal life were like that moment of illumination, which leaves us breathless.

It is so so important to act with Dharma.

It is so so important to act with Dharma. I dont know why Dharma is not spoken or taught by Hindus. Our Dharma affects our lives.Out Dharma results in our Karma....Our Dharma is our Destiny that WE are designing

 •Life is a balance between what we  can control and what we cannot. I am learning to live between effort  and surrender• 

Sri Sri Ravi Shankar

True happiness is when you find inner stability, inner comfort and when you know you are connected to something much bigger than what you can even imagine. True happiness is when you know that there is some power in you which is unshakeable. The love or God that is deep inside you is that which manages or keeps the orderliness in the whole creation. When you know that then, nobody and nothing whatsoever can take away your happiness.

🕉 Wise Sayings of Sri Ramakrishna

878. God is the absolute and eternal Brahman as well as the Father of the universe. But the indivisible Brahman, who is pure Existence, Intelligence and Bliss, is incomprehensible like a vast shoreless ocean without bounds and limits, in which we only struggle and sink. But when we enter into the spirit of the sportive Personal God, we easily obtain peace like the sinking man on being gently carried ashore.

 

ROBERT ADAMS