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Though saints are equal and kind to all alike, there is small coterie of followers who are recipients of a special care and love. It happens automatically, as response to devotees' love

All bad or painful prarabdha karma will still happen. It will happen automatically. But if you have a shelter of a saint, the blow is softened, or at the very least all help and resources are granted

Saints do not have a desire to annex, make you their follower if you are unripe. They wait for time and circumstances to make you ready for them.

Fine art in frugality: we should act in this world with thrift, not wasting its resources.

The great gurus reclaim us, no matter how very rotten or useless we may have become. They put through hard treatment and provide protection in the process

The practice and effort must be kept up so long as the sense of knower and knowledge persists - initial exalted states generally fade away.

Beautiful visions and sounds during the meditation - they are all mental conceptions. They come, and they would pass away. Be only the witness.

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