The Winds Of Grace Are Always Blowing,

The World Is Not Impermanent If One Lives There After Knowing God.

If You First Fortify Yourself With The True Knowledge Of The Universal Self, And Then Live In The Midst Of Wealth And Worldliness, Surely They Will In No Way Affect You.

The Rishis Of Old Attained The Knowledge Of Brahman. One Cannot Have This So Long As There Is The Slightest Trace Of Worldliness. How Hard The Rishis Laboured ! Early In The Morning They Would Go Away From The Hermitage, And Would Spend The Whole Day In Solitude, Meditating On Brahman. At Night They Would Return To The Hermitage And Eat A Little Fruit Or Roots. They Kept Their Mind Aloof From The Objects Of Sight, Hearing, Touch, And Other Things Of A Worldly Nature. Only Thus Did They Realize Brahman As Their Own Inner Conciousness.

There Are Three Kinds Of Love; Unselfish, Mutual, And Selfish. The Unselfish Love Is Of The Highest Kind; The Lover Only Minds The Welfare Of The Beloved And Does Not Care For His Own Sufferings. In Mutual Love The Lover Not Only Wants The Happiness Of His Beloved; But Has An Eye Towards His Own Happiness Also. It Is Middling. The Selfish Love Is The Lowest. It Only Looks Towards Its Own Happiness, No Matter Whether The Beloved Suffers Weal Or Woe.

It Is Easy To Talk On Religion, But Difficult To Practice It.