Dislodging A Green Nut From It's Shell

One Man May Read The Bhagavata By The Light Of A Lamp, And Another May Commit A Forgery By That Very Light; But The Lamp Is Unaffected. The Sun Sheds Its Light On The Wicked As Well As On The Virtuous.

There Are Three Kinds Of Love; Unselfish, Mutual, And Selfish. The Unselfish Love Is Of The Highest Kind; The Lover Only Minds The Welfare Of The Beloved And Does Not Care For His Own Sufferings. In Mutual Love The Lover Not Only Wants The Happiness Of His Beloved; But Has An Eye Towards His Own Happiness Also. It Is Middling. The Selfish Love Is The Lowest. It Only Looks Towards Its Own Happiness, No Matter Whether The Beloved Suffers Weal Or Woe.

Try To Cultivate Love Of God. You Are Born As A Human Being Only To Attain Divine Love.

Take The Case Of The Infinite Ocean. There Is No Limit To Its Water. Suppose A Pot Is Immersed In It: There Is Water Both Inside And Outside The Pot. The Jnani Sees That Both Inside And Outside There Is Nothing But Paramatman. Then What Is This Pot? It Is 'i-consciousness'. Because Of The Pot The Water Appears To Be Divided Into Two Parts; Because Of The Pot You Seem To Perceive An Inside And An Outside. One Feels That Way As Long As This Pot Of 'i' Exists. When The 'i' Disappears, What Is Remains. That Cannot Be Described In Words.

Spirituality Automatically Leads To Humility. When A Flower Develops Into A Fruit, The Petals Drop Off On Its Own. When One Becomes Spiritual, The Ego Vanishes Gradually On Its Own. A Tree Laden With Fruits Always Bends Low. Humility Is A Sign Of Greatness.