Citações Espirituais

All these people are marrying for the sake of happiness, however, the poor things are actually feeling miserable from within! The reason being, to be happy or to be miserable is not something that is under one's own control. That is purely dependent on the karma that one has charged in the previous life. Moreover, one has no choice in the matter, those karma certainly have to be suffered.

He who becomes weary of the pleasures of worldly life is eligible to attain moksha.

A person who is not sincere to others is being insincere to his own Self!

When one is in ‘motion’, he is considered to be in veg (a normal state of motion); and the one who is emotional, is considered to be in udveg (an emotionally agitated state).

The moment you criticize a person behind his back, you incur a debit in your account, and that person gets a credit in their account. Who in their right mind would conduct this kind of business?

The One who can See the world as being completely flawless, He will have become complete [as the Self]!

The feelings of bitterness and sweetness are both a result of the ego. The ego of having done a good deed gives rise to a sweet feeling. The ego of having done a bad deed gives rise to a bitter feeling.

What can the ego not do? It is verily the ego that has given rise to all of this. And the moment the ego dissolves, liberation will be attained!

If someone is cautioning you, he is like a ‘lighthouse’; now, when will the ‘ship’ [you] that finds fault with the ‘lighthouse’ ever reach its destination safely?

From the moment you delve deep in worldly life, there is agitation; whereas, from the moment you delve deep into the Self, there is bliss!

There is no problem if one has egoism, but it should be ‘normal’. ‘Normal’ egoism means the other person does not feel hurt.