Forget all the worldly knowledge that thou hast acquired and become as a child, and then will thou get the divine wisdom.
RAMAKRISHNAOnly two kinds of people can attain self-knowledge: those who are not encumbered at all with learning,
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Pray to God that your attachment to such transitory things as wealth, name, and creature comforts may become less and less every day.
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Sugar and sand may be mixed together, but the ant rejects the sand and goes off with the sugar grain; so pious men lift the good from the bad.
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A truly religious man should think that other religions also have many paths leading to the truth.
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Dwell, O mind, within yourself; Enter no other’s home. If you but seek there, you will find All you are searching for.
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They are fully conscious that they are not the doer of their actions, but only servants of God.
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Common men talk bagfuls of religion but do not practise even a grain of it. The wise man speaks a little, even though his whole life is religion expressed in action.
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But it is not sufficient to bind him again into the world.
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First realise God, see Him by means of spiritual discipline. If He imparts power you can do good to others; otherwise not.
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The young bamboo can be easily bent, but the full grown bamboo breaks when it is bent with force.
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When the divine vision is attained, all appear equal; and there remains no distinction of good and bad, or of high and low.
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God in the form of the righteous, God in the form of the unrighteous.
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They are so replete with love that whatever they do is a good action.
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You can reach it by stone stairs or by wooden stairs or by bamboo steps or by a rope. You can also climb up by a bamboo pole.
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So it is true that God dwells even in the most wicked, but it is not meet that we should associate with the wicked.
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Similarly, though ahamkara (egotism) is slain in the perfect man, yet enough of its vitality is left to make him carry on the functions of physical life;
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