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Nārada said, 'O Rāma, I ask for the blessing that I may have true love for Your divine feet and that I may not fall under the spell of Your enchanting worldly illusion.'
Narada
HinduTeachingGraceLove
The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna, p. 708
Let's not pray for worldly things, instead pray like saint Narada.
Narada
HinduTeachingMaterialismPrayer
Sayings of Sri Ramakrishna, p. 66
Narada says in his Bhakti Sutras, 'Although sexual tendencies start like small ripples, they grow into a massive sea due to bad company.'
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HinduScriptureDevoteeDevotion
Practice of Karma Yoga, p. 108
Narada says in his Sutras, 'Do not listen to discussions about women, wealthy men, atheists, and enemies.'
Narada
HinduScriptureAtheismMoney
Practice of Karma Yoga, p. 109
Narada taught Daksha's thousand sons the excellent philosophy of Sankhya as a means to achieve salvation.
Narada
HinduTeachingAttainmentSalvationSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 274
Establish a rule among yourselves so that disunity may not arise among you.
Narada
HinduTeachingSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 583
Narada said, 'Are you using your wealth for the right purposes? Do you take pleasure in virtue? Are you enjoying the pleasures of life without becoming overwhelmed by them? Do you continue to follow the noble conduct that is in line with your religion and wealth, as practiced by your ancestors towards all people, whether they are good, neutral, or bad?'
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HinduTeachingMoralityPurposeSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 652
Those who do not worship lotus-eyed Krishna should be considered dead even if they are alive, and should never be spoken to on any occasion.
Narada
HinduTeachingDevotionWorshipSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 729
Arjuna, do not discharge the celestial weapons without a suitable target.
Narada
HinduTeachingParadiseSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 1232
He then became angry, and as a result of his anger, a fire emerged from the sky.
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HinduParableAngerUniverseSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 2675
Narada continued, After hearing Mahadeva's words, the divine Brahma controlled his anger, which had been provoked, in order to benefit all living beings.
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HinduParableAngerDisciplineSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 2677
All of us, including myself, you, and all creatures, are subject to happiness and misery, and we will all die. So, what is the point of sorrow?
Narada
HinduTeachingGriefHappinessSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 3708
Giving food to the best of your ability, forgiveness, sincerity, mildness, and showing respect to those who deserve it - these are the qualities that make up a powerful weapon that is not made of steel.
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HinduTeachingForgivenessSinSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 3862
Every creature in this world does whatever act they do because of the Wind-god, who is the giver of life.
Narada
HinduTeachingActionGodSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 4070
When the Wind-god acts properly, all living creatures live comfortably. But when he acts improperly, calamities affect the creatures of the world.
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HinduTeachingActionGodSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 4070
The celestial Rishi Narada has said that Krishna is the Supreme God.
Narada
HinduScriptureGodGreatnessSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 4229
By listening to scriptures that bring tranquility, dispel grief, and produce happiness, one attains pure understanding and ultimately achieves great felicity.
Narada
HinduTeachingAttainmentGriefSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 4713
One who lacks understanding is afflicted by countless sorrows and fears every day, but one who possesses wisdom and knowledge is not.
Narada
HinduTeachingGriefKnowledgeSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 4713
If one can control their understanding, they are sure to attain happiness.
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HinduTeachingAttainmentHappinessSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 4713
One should always consider their true self as precious and strive to save themselves from old age, death, and illness.
Narada
HinduTeachingOnenessTimeSanskrit
Mahabharata, p. 4716