- Life
Life is time - utilise it well.
Life is breath - practise Pranayama.
Life is food - be moderate in eating, etc.
- Change
You cannot immerse in the same water twice in a river.
That water is always changing.
- 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.
- Point of vue
"One and only" is valid from one's own point of view.
If one looks from only that point, how does one know the other is wrong?
"All right" - is also from one point of view!
For, naturally one then recognises that the "one and only" view is also tight.
Thus the "all are right" man errs when he condemns the "one and only" man.
The latter is childish when he judges others!
If the "all are right" one avoids the others, it is not out of exclusiveness, but because of the sheer impossibility of an elephant being accommodated in a mouse-hole.
- Seminal energy
It is not impossible to equate the Kundalini with the seminal energy.
It is said that, whereas all other products of the inner organs of the body are meant for the use of one's body, the seminal energy is not.
It is meant for recreating a being powerful enough to perpetuate itself.
Here, we have the Kundalini which is described as the residual psychic or Pranic power, after what has been distributed among the various organs of the body: i.e., it is essentially the same, but the reservoir from which thousands of similar bodies could similarly be fed.