Supreme Reality

The supreme Reality is experienced through meditation alone. The Upanishads declare that there is no other path to it.

Tapovan Prasad, December 2010                                               Swami Chinmayananda

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Integrity

Integrity means you stick to your personal code of conduct.  You  stick to what you decide is right and wrong.  When you live with integrity, you succeed.  You are open and honest.  Your life is uncomplicated and less stressful.  When you have integrity you have no reason to lie.  You can look at yourself in the mirror.  You have nothing to hide. 

Tattvaloka, October, 2010

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Meditation

Early morning and evening, i.e., when night passes into day and day into night; these are the best hours for meditation. One should meditate regularly at fixed hours, for who knows when the auspicious moment will come when one will have a vision of the Divine. Such a moment comes suddenly without any premonition. So one should keep to the routine, however much one’s mind might be disturbed.

The Vedanta Kesari,  November 2010                     - Holly Mother Sri Sarada Devi

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Thought

Doing is very good, but that comes from thinking. Little manifestations of energy through the muscles are called work. But where there is no thought, there will be no work. Fill the brain, therefore, with high thoughts, highest ideals, place them day and night before you, and out of that will come great work. Talk not about impurity, but say that we are pure. We have hypnotized ourselves into this thought that we are little, that we are born, and that we are going to die, and into a constant state of fear.

The Vedanta Kesari,  November 2010                           - Swami Vivekananda

          

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God

See God inside and outside and everywhere; know all creatures, big and small, to be  forms of God, and therefore treat them with love.  Never deviate a hair’s breadth from truth, duty and good conduct – this is true spiritual life.  

Tattavaloka, October 2010

 

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