Attainment

One who has withdrawn all their senses into the Self, and who has not caused pain to any creature except as permitted by the scriptures, conducts themselves in this way throughout their life. They reach the World of Brahman after death and do not return.

I come to the palace of the creator. I am the glory of the brahmins, the glory of the kings, and the glory of the commoners. I wish to attain that glory. I am the glory of all glories. May I never go to the place of suffering.

He will fulfill the desires of those who fear Him, and will hear their cries, and will save them.

Knowledge is what moves towards unity, and when it reaches the supramental level, it grasps the oneness, essence, and self-law of existence, and views and handles the many things from that light and fullness, somewhat like the Divine does from the highest point from which He embraces the world.

Bhakti is the path to salvation. Souls achieve salvation through God's grace.

The natural bliss of the soul is revealed when it achieves salvation.

The sages, united with pure reason, renounce the results of their actions and, liberated from the cycle of birth, they attain a state of bliss.

Achieve Brahman and overcome time. Transcend time and become one with the Eternal.

However, if someone who has already reached the goal drops down a rope, they can pull someone else up.

The goal is clearly visible, but it's extremely difficult to reach.

One cannot attain knowledge unless one is free from egotism.

The yogi who, having attained unity, worships me dwelling in all beings, remains in me, regardless of his way of life.

One attains Perfect Knowledge when one sees God in man.

We can attain peace of mind only by following what Gurbani teaches.

All the blessed regions that belong to the gods can be obtained through penance. Penance is the root of great happiness. Those who practice severe penance and give up their bodies can attain the status of gods.

The primary goal of life is to attain a conscious awareness of our unity with God.

You may believe in a God with form or a formless God, but your faith must be genuine and complete. It is through faith alone that one achieves everything.

Each person attains perfection by being absorbed in their own duty; how one who is devoted to one's own work finds that perfection — hear that now.

Whatever merit is declared for Vedic study, sacrifices, austerities, and gifts of charity — the yogi who knows this goes beyond all that and reaches the primal, supreme state.

The psychic personality within us blossoms as the saint, the sage, or the seer. When it reaches its full potential, it directs the being toward self-awareness and the divine, toward the highest truth, goodness, beauty, love, and bliss, and the divine expanses, opening us to the experience of spiritual sympathy, universality, and oneness.