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“Whatever the mind does, the soul has perforce to suffer the consequences of it, because the soul and the mind are knotted together.”

Quote by Charan Singh

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Charan Singh
Charan Singh

Charan Singh (December 12, 1916 – June 1, 1990) was a renowned Indian spiritual guru and a key figure in the Sant Mat tradition. Born in Uttar Pradesh, India, he received traditional education and later became a disciple of a Sant Mat master, dedicating his life to spiritual practice and teaching. Known for his profound wisdom, humility, and clear exposition of inner light and sound meditation, he attracted followers worldwide. He emphasized love, service, and self-realization through meditation. His writings and speeches have been translated into many languages, leaving a lasting impact on global spirituality. more

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