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  • Love Is The Greatest Reality

    5.3 Know that a man of true renunciation is he who craves not nor hates; for he who is above the two contraries soon finds his freedom. 5.7 No work stains a man who is pure, who…

  • In Partnership With God

    4.24 Who in all his work sees God, he in truth goes unto God: God is his worship, God is his offering 4.39 He who has faith has wisdom and he who finds wisdom, soon finds the…

  • How To Live Without Anxiety

    4.19 He whose undertakings are free from anxious desire and fanciful thought, whose work is made pure in the fire of wisdom: he is called wise by those who see. 4.20 In whatever…

  • How To Find Peace

    4.16 What is work? I will teach thee the truth of pure work, and this truth shall make thee free. 4.18 The man who in his work finds silence, and who sees that silence is work…

  • God Is Here Now!

    4.8 For the salvation of those who are good, for the destruction of evil in men, for the fulfillment of the kingdom of righteousness, I come to this world in the ages that pass. …

  • How To Rise Above…

    3.42 greater than the senses is the mind. Greater than the mind is Buddhi, reason; and greater than reason is He – the Spirit in man and in all. 3.43 Know Him therefore who is…

  • God’s Will

    3.31 Those who ever follow my doctrine and who have faith, and have a good will, find through pure work their freedom. – The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 3) god’s way There’s a better…

  • Selfless Action

    3.25 Even as the unwise work selfishly in the bondage of selfish works, let the wise man work unselfishly for the good of all the world. 3.30 Offer to me all thy works and rest…

  • Peace In Action

    3.17 But the man who has found the joy of the Spirit and in the Spirit has satisfaction, who in the Spirit has found his peace, that man is beyond the law of action. – The…

  • Liberating Action

    3.9 The world is in the bonds of action, unless the action is consecration. Let thy actions then be pure, free from the bonds of desire. – The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 3) action can…

  • Action!

    3.8 Action is greater than inaction, perform therefore thy task in life. – The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 3) action We must act. Contemplation, meditation and day-dreaming is all…

  • The Eternal in Man

    2.72 This is the Eternal in man, O Arjuna. Reaching him all delusion is gone. Even in the last hour of his life upon earth man can find peace in the peace of his God. – The…

  • Stillness & Harmony

    2.65 for when the heart has found quietness, wisdom has also found peace. 2.66 There is no wisdom for a man without harmony, and without harmony there is no contemplation. Without…

  • Confused Living

    2.62 When a man dwells on the pleasures of sense, attraction for them arises in him. From attraction arises desire, the lust of possession, and this leads to passion, to anger.…

  • Gita: The Joy Within

    2.55 When a man surrenders all desires that come to the heart and by the grace of God finds the joy of God, then his soul has indeed found peace. – The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 2)…

  • Gita: Rest In The Divine

    2.53 When thy mind, that may be wavering in the contradictions of many scriptures, shall rest unshaken in divine contemplation, then the goal of Yoga is thine. 2.54 How is the man…

  • Gita: Evenness Of Mind

    2.47 Set thy heart upon thy work, but never on its reward 2.48 Yoga is evenness of mind – a peace that is ever the same. – The Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 2) thy work God instructs us…

  • Gita: That Which Is

    1.24 Beyond the power of sword and fire, beyond the power of waters and winds, the Spirit is everlasting, omnipresent, never-changing, never-moving, ever One. 1.25 Invisible is he…

  • Gita: Real vs. Unreal

    1.16 The unreal never is: the Real never is not. This truth indeed has been seen by those who can see the true. 1.20 He is never born, and he never dies. He is in Eternity: he is…

  • The Bhagavad Gita

    To be, or not to be – that is the question. – Hamlet by Shakespeare a spiritual poem, it is ‘To be or not to be’ is also the question that The Bhagavad Gita asks. This holy tome…

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