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God is known to be One when a person enters into the state of Samadhi; but as long as there is any consciousness of I, you, jiva, and the world, God is perceived as many.

Some of the instructions of Trailanga Swami, "It is necessary to make every effort to get rid of laziness, the main reason for inaction."

Meditation and contemplation should be kept up always. - we should gain the power of mental concentration by constant practice.

Mother makes different dishes to suit each of her children - Sat Guru gives different disciplines for disciples of diverse temperaments.

"Guru, father, and doer – these three words prick my body like thorns....Mother, You are the mechanic, I am Your instrument. I work as You make me work; I speak as You make me speak"

If you are having trouble with your enthusiasm for sadhana, just tell yourself, 'I may be dead in seven days'.

You must believe the Guru and you must also believe your own experience because the Guru is not telling you to add another belief to your mind.

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