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“One should not interpret 'vyavasthit' (result of scientific circumstantial evidences) as, ‘Nothing is going to happen outside of vyavasthit.’ If we want to say, "[It is] Vyavasthit," then our efforts should be there. It should be our desire to make some effort. Thereafter, whatever efforts vyavasthit makes us do, is correct! The effort [being made] should be sahaj (natural and spontaneous).”

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“In business, do not take anything that does not rightfully belong to you. The day you end up taking anything that is not rightfully yours, from that day your business will not prosper.”

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“Where there is religion, there are no worries, and where there are worries, there is no religion.”

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“If one person in the household is preoccupied with thoughts of worries, then other people in the household will be affected by the vibrations of each others, and what if he were to become free from worries then?”

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“A man will ask his wife and children, ‘Should I worry for you?’ They will say, ‘No, do not worry for us,’ then also he will not refrain from worrying, will he?”

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“When the Self (vastu) fails to remain in its inherent nature as the Self, it is considered as pramatt bhaav (being in a state of anger-pride-deceit-greed). When the Self remains in its original intrinsic functional properties, it is apramatt bhaav.”

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“There is no mention of the Soul (Atma) at all in all that which is present in the world. To See-Know (jovu-jaanvu) the worldly interaction (vyavahar; the relative), that is indeed known as the Soul!”

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“Renunciation and saiyam are two different things. Renunciation is where one gives up all marital ties, parental ties, financial ties and material possessions. What is saiyam? When anger, pride, deceit, greed and attachment-abhorence are under control, then it is considered as saiyam.”

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“What is saiyam parinaam? It is when the Self (Atma) does not become one in with the non-Self (pudgal); It continues to prevail separately. If the Self is allowed to become one [with the non-Self], then that becomes a violent intent (himsak bhaav).”

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“When doubt (shanka) does not occur, even for a moment, that is referred to as the Self (Atma).”

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“The law of sarvaatma (oneness with all living beings) means that everywhere 'I am indeed the one'. In this (world), with whom should I keep differences?!”

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“As much recollection power one has, that much dispassion for worldly life (vairaag) prevails. Our people do not have recollection power at all, so how would dispassion for worldly life arise? Due to illusory attachment (moha), they forget the beatings that they have experienced!”

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“In Akram (the stepless scientific path to moksh), we do not look at anyone’s worthiness at all. If we were to look for that, then no one is worth in the current time cycle (to get the knowledge of the self realization).”

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“Where saiyam (a state free of anger-pride-deceit-greed, attachment and abhorrence) does not leave a clear impression, there the vitaraag dharma (the religion prescribed by the absolutely realized Self, which is at 360 degrees, is impartial, incorporates all viewpoints, does not hurt anyone else's viewpoint or religion) will not work. Even if soil were to be thrown into your lentil soup, yet you do not lose saiyam, that is referred to as vitaraag dharma. If displeasure is shown on your face, yet closure and inner satisfaction prevails within, then there is no problem. That [displeasure on the face] is considered as a defect of the non-Self complex (pudgal). When such defects of the non-Self complex no longer remain, that is an altogether different matter!”

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“The Lord is simply saying, "Worldly interactions should be conducted in such a way that it does not become a hindrance for anyone.”

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“What is the worldly life like? People will cook out the vegetables of you [people will take your benefit]; If a mango is unripe, they will grate and make pickle; If a mango is ripe, they will suck out all the juice and pulp from it. That is why the worldly existence with these people is very difficult. Instead one would fare well even if he were to remain in satsang.”

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“As one begins to see his own mistakes, the world will be forgotten and freedom from the effects of mental, physical, and externally-induced problems (samadhi) will prevail!”

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“If one can remain in peace during agitation and anxiety; that is a real true of peace.”

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