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“A man should not hate any living creature. Let him be friendly and compassionate to all. (39)

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“His attitude is the same towards friend and foe, He is indifferent to honor and insult, heat and cold.. His mind is fixed upon me, and his heart is full of devotion, He is dear to me. (39)

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“A man should not hate any creature.” (page 39)

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“If the mind is happy, not only the body but the whole world will be happy.” (page 47)

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“When the mind is silent, beyond weakness or non-concentration, then it can enter into a world which is far beyond the mind: the highest End.” (pg 20)

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“Words cannot describe the joy of the soul whose impurities are cleansed in deep contemplation-who is one with his Atman, his own Spirit. Only those who feel this joy know what it is.” (pg 20)

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“Perform every action with your heart fixed on the Supreme Lord. Renounce attachment to its fruits. Be even-tempered in success and failure,for it is evenness of temper which is meant by yoga.” 31

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“In the calm of self surrender you can free yourself from the bondage of virtue and vice during this very life. Devote yourself to Brahman” 31

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“In truth, who knows Brahman becomes Brahman.” pg 17

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“Words cannot describe the joy of the soul whose impurities are cleansed in deep contemplation-one who is with his Atman, his own Spirit.” pg 20

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“When all desires that cling to the heart are surrendered, then a mortal becomes immortal, and even in this world he is one with Brahman” (Page 14)

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“If a man stands, walks, or sneaks about, if he goes slinking away, if he goes into his hiding-place; if two persons sit together and scheme, King Varuna is there as a third, and knows it.” 5

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“But he who possesses the End of all longing, and whose ef has found fulfillment, even in this life his desires will fade away.”

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“You have the right to work, but for the work's sake only. You have no right to the fruits of work” (31).

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The first fruits of the practice of Yoga are health, little waste matter, and a clear complexion; lightness of the body, a pleasant scent, and a sweet voice; and an absence of greedy desires (page 19)

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“A man whose mind wanders among desires, and is longing for objects of desire, goes again to life and death according to his desires.” 16

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“Therefore you must perform every action sacramentally, and be free from all attachments to results” (32).

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“A man should not hate any living creature. Let him be friendly and compassionate to all. He must free himself from the delusion of “I” and “mine”. He must accept pleasure and pain with equal tranquility. He must be forgiving, ever-contented, self-controlled, united constantly with me in his meditation. His resolve must be unshakable. He must be dedicated to me in intellect and mind. Such a devotee is dear to me.”

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"Awake, Arise! Strive for the Highest, and be in the Light!"

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"There is the path of wisdom and the path of ignorance. They are far apart and lead to different ends."

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He is the goal to be aimed at: attain that goal, O my son! (15)

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He must be forgiving, ever-contentend, self controlled, united constantly with me in his meditation. (39)

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“A man should not hate any living creature. Let him be friendly and compassionate to all. He must free himself from the delusion.” 39

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“There is a path of joy, and there is a path of pleasure. Both attract the soul. Who follows the first comes to good.”

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“He must be forgiving, ever-contented, self-controlled, united constantly with me in his meditation(39)”

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“A man should not hate any living creature. Let him be friendly and compassionate to all. He must free himself (39)”

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“Leaving the transient, find joy in the Eternal: set not your heart on another’s possessions.” (9)

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“Wonderful is he who can teach about him; and wise is he who can be taught. (12)

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“Perform  every action with your heart fixed on the Supreme Lord. Renounce attachment to the fruits. Be even-tempered in success and failure; for it is the evenness of temper which is meant by yoga” (31).

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“ Do your duty, always; but without attachment. That is how a man reaches the ultimate Truth: by working without anxiety about results” (32).

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“When a man enters Reality, he leaves his desires behind him.”

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“You have the right to work, but for work’s sake only. You have no right to the fruits of work.”

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“Do your duty, always but without attachment that is how a man reaches the ultimate truth” (32)

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“He puts aside desire” (30)

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“A man should not hate any living creature.” (39)

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“A serene spirit accepts pleasure and pain with an even mind, and is unmoved by either.” (27)

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“Pondering on them, the wise man chooses the path of joy; the fool takes the path of pleasure.” (Page 12)

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“What lies beyond life shines not to those who are childish, or careless, or deluded by wealth” (Page 12)

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“ Let him be friendly and compassionate to all.”

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“ If the mind is happy, not only the body but the whole world will be happy.” pg 47

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“His father said: In the same way, O my son, you cannot see the spirit. But the truth is here."

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“... I go for refuge to God who is ONE in the silence of Eternity, pure radiance of beauty and perfection, in whom we find our peace.”

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man whose mind wanders among desires, and is longing for objects of desire, gose again to lids and death according to his desires.”  pg 16

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“.. yet if we kill them

Our since are no greater..”