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“It is worth knowing the rules of vyavasthit (result of scientific circumstantial evidences). The invention of an aeroplane is not out of rule. In the current time cycle, the [human] lifespan has remained the same while the karmas are numerous in quantity. It is in order to clear these [karmas] that speedy vehicles have emerged. So according to the rules of vyvavasthit, anything can become the evidentiary doer (nimit).”

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“We' [The Gnani Purush] do not fracture your ego, ‘we’ fracture your wrong belief.”

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“What is the essence of the world? Normality. Above normal is poison, and below normal is poison. Come to normality. Normality in the non-Self complex (pudgal), whereas the Self (Atma) is indeed the Self!”

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“You should maintain absolute humility [param vinaya] till you attain each and every attribute of God.”

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“The original element is considered as that which remains completely unaffected. The eternal elements are permanent (sanatan), indestructible (avinashi). When the indestructible, permanent [elements] come into contact (sansarg) with each other, an extra result (vishesh parinaam) arises. The Gnani Purush breaks the contact/link between the eternal elements, so the eternal elements comes back into their elemental form.”

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“One starts gaining benefits from the moment he comes to know the Soul (our true self) in word-form. The Soul in the word-form is found in the scriptures. The real Soul is found within the Gnani [the enlightened one].”

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“There is only a slight difference between a true vairaagi (one with dispassion for worldly life) and a true Gnani (One who is Self-realized). There isn't a vast difference. There is a vast difference between a Gnani (One who is Self-realized) and an aGnani (one who is not Self-realized).”

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“The Knowledge in which no doubt (shanka) is placed is known as doubtfree Knowledge (nihshank Gnan). Nishank Gnan is Knowledge of the absolute pure Soul.”

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“Energy of pudgal [that which charges and discharges, complex of intake and output] is used in knowing the knowledge of ignorance based knowledge [agnan, all other knowledge other than knowledge of the self], and prayer is required to be done to know the knowledge of Gnan [Knowledge of the Soul, our Real Self].”

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“Vyavasthit' runs the world. It is not the creator of the world. In fact, the world is in existence by its very nature.”

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“The One whose ego (ahamkar) and my-ness (mamata) go away completely, is considered a complete tyaagi (one who has renounced worldly life).”

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“When can a path be considered 'Akram'? It is one in which there is both, vyavahar (the relative viewpoint) and nischay (the real viewpoint).!”

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“The fruit of the intent of serving others (sevabhaav) is worldly happiness, and the fruit of the intent of disserving others (kusevabhaav) is worldly misery. Your own 'I' (real Self) cannot be found through the intent of serving others. However, for as long as you do not realize your real Self, you should maintain an obliging nature.”

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“Everything is indeed vyavasthit (the result of scientific circumstiantial evidences) for these birds, is it not! Whatever is necessary, that is exactly how much food they get a hold of. That is why the body does not get spoilt at all, does it? Our people get too much (food), and that is the problem!”

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