Expose yourself to aloneness.
CHINMAYANANDA SARASWATINever complain, about the number of hours you have put in, to do a job,
More Chinmayananda Saraswati Quotes
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Without sattva you can never reach the Supreme. Wherever you are, in whatever station, from there you have to reach sattva in varying degrees because tamas will be reduced only when the mind’s agitations, vikshepas are quietened.
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Remember, ‘Even this will pass away.’
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As agitations quieten, sattva increases slowly.
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He who submits to discipline is a DISCIPLE.
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In all adversities there is always in its depth, a treasure of spiritual blessings secretly hidden.
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At this moment, our instincts are very impure. When we have practiced for a long time, living the higher values of life and following the instructions of great masters or the Scriptures.
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Leave aside your regrets of the past and anxieties of the future And focus intelligently on the present. This is the best way of ensuring a positive future.
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As the thoughts so the mind. If thoughts are good, mind is good. If thoughts are bad, the mind is called bad.
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Both renunciation of action and the performance of action lead to Nirvana (Liberation); but these performance of action is superior to renunciation of action.
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Accept what is good. Reject and forget what is not. This is intelligent living.
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Tranquility is the Truth, Truth is beauty beauty is happiness and bliss is divine
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The future is carved out of the present moment. Tomorrow’s harvest depends upon today’s ploughing and sowing.
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The Present is the womb of the future.
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When a person is left alone, he starts thinking of higher reality – about death, life, soul, God and the mystery of all.
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The tragedy of human history is decreasing happiness in the midst of increasing comforts.
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