- Routine
When intelligently practised, routine spiritual practices help us greatly. They become like rivers of spiritual light.
We are not same any two days!
And hence the Sadhana assumes fresher significance every day.
On the contrary, if we give up Sadhana altogether, looking for something spectacular, our spiritual personality becomes stagnant.
And, like a stagnant pool of water, it does not stay in the same condition but soon becomes dirty and filthy.
Life cannot be stagnant.
Even spiritual practices can become monotonous, boring, and therefore unspiritual.
So be vigilant and try to feel the presence of God in everything you do.
- Insult
What someone says is his opinion - who says it is an insult?
There is nothing called "bear insult"
It is 'give him the God-given gift of Freedom of Speech".
It is already there.
- Indus Valley civilisation
I am always amused by expressions like "Even in those days ...", as if we are the most civilised and the course of culture is a straight line!
I am sure it is a circle.
The weapons mentioned in the Ramayana and the Mahabharata are super nuclear weapons.
Left to itself, today's civilisation will destroy itself.
- Righteousness
He who regards righteousness as a cow and uses it to milk the rewards, defeats the purpose of righteousness and he derives no benefit from it at all.
- Renunciation
The Man of Renunciation is like Fire.
1. You can can enjoy the warmth of his company.
2. You can purify yourself through the fire.
3. If you "play" with it, you can burn yourself.