The vision of God is possible with the power that is gained through concentration of the mind. At that time we will come to know that God is everywhere, everything is God.
In every stone exists a latent image. When the sculptor chisels away all the unwanted parts, the image emerges. That beautiful form is born because the stone offers itself to the artist, sitting patiently before him or her for a long time.
Meditation and studying the scriptures are like two sides of a coin. The engraving on the coin is Selfless Service and that is what gives it its real value.
The agony caused by the longing to see God is not sorrow; it is bliss. The state that we attain by calling and crying to God is equal to the bliss that the yogi experiences in samadhi.
The more you give, the more you will have, like an endless spring that flows into the well as you draw water.
When karma (action) is performed with awareness and compassion as its driving force, it accelerates one’s spiritual journey.
We should be willing to take action, without waiting to see whether or not anyone will be there to help us.