"the sayings of the buddhas, of the wise ones, do not become solutions to our life-problems  - until they are our own experiences, whatever they have said, they are just pointers."

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"this is a simple principle: whatever you are, is your contribution to this world, therefore whatever you want to give to this world, just be that, just remain that. if you are filled with peace, with bliss, with love, then certainly the waves of peace, bliss and love will flow from within you."

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"destination is achieved through one's own experience. what i have told are just pointers, just indicators..."

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"remember this as well: meditation is not an activity which can be done; meditation is just a state of being, of remaining as one is, where all gross and subtle, outer and inner activities become nil."

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"the forgetfulness of the consciousness is the very cause of all the conflicts, all the troubles, all the insecurities; and the re-remembrance of the consciousness is returning to the ocean of happiness; is regaining the peace, tranquility, bliss; is being secured again."

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"under the spell of ignorance, whatever is done, ultimately proves to be painful."

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"the consciousness is the only wealth, with which everyone is born; which is equally available to every living being."

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"the body is not the true self, as we believe. the body is perishable, the body gets destroyed - not that, which is the witness of the body..."

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"...when happiness is there, then one should live it totally; and when misery is there, one should not run away from it."

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"those who know, they say that misery is false, as well as pleasure. and then what remains? what remains, only that is real. what remains is the very subject of search of the aspirants, of the seekers of truth."

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