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Don't be discouraged by obstacles or the feeling that you are not making any progress. Just carry on with your meditation. Don't expect immediate results and don't be worried by the lack of them.

The thought 'I am meditating’ is an ego thought. Don't worry about whether you are making progress or not. Just keep your attention on the Self twenty-four hours a day.

Material duties and external activities should be executed with full attention and responsibility, not sloppy - meditation is contained in them

You can never be insincere or lie when you are close to Saint - there is now way you can fool him/her on this account

The True Nature of Pradakshina and Namaskaram

Advaita should be in bhava, within - not for outside, worldly affairs. Jnanis are like professional mourners who weep loudly, if ordered to, for an agreed wage.

Saints detect the good qualities in people that were generally undiscovered by others. We should avoid speking of the negative qualities of people

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