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“Woman is not at fault, sex is not at fault; the fault is in your tendencies [vruti]. The tendencies indeed interfere and cause misery.”

Book:Autobiography of Gnani Purush - A M Patel

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“This worldly life is an ocean of unhappiness. It is just beyond comprehension how people have found happiness in it. Just as a drunken man sticks his hand in the gutter and says, "This feels very cool to me, it's very cooling;" similarly people are just believing that there is happiness in it!”

World Pain Happiness Suffering Hurt Pleasure Misery Worldly Life

Book:Right Understanding to Helping Others Benevolence

Source: Right Understanding to Helping Others Benevolence

“There are so many kinds of aggravations (kaid) in worldly life! All the aggravations will not aggravate all at once, they will aggravate one after the next! When one aggravation is over, then another will come and aggravate.The aggravations constantly aggravate!”

World Hurt Worldly Life

Book:Avoid Clashes!

Source: Avoid Clashes!

“Misery will not leave from where there is excessive bad or harmful associations with that which takes you away from the Self (kusang). Whereas happiness will not leave from where there is excessive association with Self-realized beings or spiritual discourses (satsang)!”

Pain Happiness Suffering Hurt Pleasure Misery Bad Company Satsang Bad Deeds Kusang

Book:Avoid Clashes

Source: Avoid Clashes

“The pain that you do not fear, will not come before you at all. Neither do the gansters come, and nor does God. Nothing happens to the one who has let go of fear.”

God Pain Suffering Hurt Misery

Book:Brahmacharya: Celibacy

Source: Brahmacharya: Celibacy

“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.”

Happiness Hurt Pleasure

Book:Noble Use of Money

Source: Noble Use of Money

“What is nature like? It does not allow any living being to do what it wants even to the slightest extent. But the one through whom no-one is hurt even to the slightest extent, be it through mind, speech or conduct, nature gives such a person all the authority to do what they want.”

Mind Pain Suffering Nature Hurt Speech Behavior Misery Conduct

Book:Right Understanding To Help Others

Source: Right Understanding To Help Others

“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!”

Pain Suffering Hurt Circumstances Misery

Book:Noble Use of Money

Source: Noble Use of Money

“If this ego did not exist, then the world would not be this crazy. It is due to the ego that there is misery. Keep doing your work; there is no problem with that. But the ego needlessly stirs up mischief.”

Pain Suffering Hurt Misery Egoism

Book:Avoid Clashes!

Source: Avoid Clashes!

“She looked at him with so much love that I had to turn away. At least I know what love looks like, I told myself. That's something. No one had ever looked at me like that, but I'd be able to recognize it if they ever did.”

Love Hurt

Book:Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine

Source: Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine

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