Light on Life

If we are loyal to the path we are on, our lives will get better, and the light of distant perfection will come to illuminate our journeys.

grit their teeth and bear it

I said, the guna is made up of three complementary forces. They are: tamas (mass or inertia), rajas (vibrancy or dynamism), and sattva (luminosity or the quality of light).

Roughly they are translated as solidity, dynamism, and luminosity.

This practice of yoga is to remove weeds from the body so that the garden can grow. If the ground is too hard, what life can grow there? If the body is too stiff and the mind is too rigid, what life can it live?

in this final quest of the soul, seekers become seers

Mahatma Gandhi warned that in a world ruled by an eye for an eye, soon the whole world will be blind.

We need contentment, tranquility, dispassion, and unselfishness, qualities that have to be earned.

In unity there is no possession, as possession is a dual state, containing me and it. Soul is unchanging, eternal, and constant; it always remains as witness, rooted in divine origin and oneness.

In Sanskrit, Nature is called Prakrti.