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“The instrument to break our ego is known as worldly life!”

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Dada Bhagwan

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“Worldy life is not wrong, it is worldly interaction (relative viewpoint). But You should Know Yourself (real viewpoint). Without Knowing your true Self, how can you simultaneously engage in worldly interaction? To possess a body is worldly interaction. However, the inquiry about 'Who am I?' still remains to be done, does it not? How long can there be darkness? Since infinite lifetimes, you have been wandering from one life to another. You have not wandered for one or two lifetimes; (but for) infinite lifetimes....”

World Ignorance Worldly Life Relative Viewpoint

Book:The Guru and The Disciple

Source: The Guru and The Disciple

“Can you disembark before the 'station' arrives? Actually, the 'station' has arrived, that is why 'we' show you the way to disembark. Otherwise, if the 'station' has not arrived, then you will have to just stay put where you are, won't you? You indeed keep on wandering around, don't you?!”

World Worldly Life

Book:Non-Violence: Ahimsa

Source: Non-Violence: Ahimsa

“A worldly outlook (sansaarbhaav) means (to have) a sense of 'I-ness' (ahambhaav) plus 'my-ness' (mamatbhaav). A non-worldly outlook (asansaarbhaav) means (to have) a dramatic worldly outlook.”

World Worldly Life My Ness

Book:Adjust Everywhere

Source: Adjust Everywhere

“The happiness of worldly life lies in normality. When there is neither scarcity nor surplus, that is known as happiness.”

World Happiness Worldly Life

Book:Brahmacharya : Celibacy

Source: Brahmacharya : Celibacy

“When I think about Fabio these days, I know he's the person who has loved me most, and just as I was, with all that flab he knew how to enjoy; with my butt like a barrel and my kitchen-table legs, and all the edginess of my personality—I suppose the medication softened those edges, though never to the point of eradication—every one of my facial expressions, my freckles, my pale complexion, and the threads of spittle in the corners of my mouth, a for-the-time-being that was more hopeless than anyone else's for-the-time-being, because I had no hope that anything better than what was happening could happen, and I didn't even want what was happening.”

Making Do Biding Time

Book:La trabajadora

Source: La trabajadora

“Some folks might call it giving up, but that never felt quite right. It was more like knowing when to stop kneading and wait for the dough to rise. Maybe later I'd be able to choose a direction. I might make rolls, or loaves, or spread the dough with cinnamon and sugar, or dried fruits or herbs or a dozen other things. Maybe I made a mistake somewhere earlier and the dough wouldn't rise at all. No way to know, nothing to do but wait. It might even look like being brave.”

Perserverance Baking Bread Biding Time

Book:The Tricky Business of Faerie Bargains

Source: The Tricky Business of Faerie Bargains

“We've no need to worry about forever. Just today, and tomorrow, and the next.”

Creature Of Moonlight

Book:A Creature of Moonlight

Source: A Creature of Moonlight

“She knew, as I knew, that you don't stop a story half done. You keep on going, through the heartbreak and pain and fear, and times there is a happy ending, and times there isn't. Don't matter. You don't cut a flower half through and then wait and watch as it slowly shrivels to death. And you don't stop a story before you reach the end.”