Example

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

Whatever a great person does, ordinary people follow that. Whatever standard such a one sets, the world follows in its wake.

For if I ever ceased to act diligently, O Partha, all human beings everywhere would follow in my footsteps.

In order to know a subject or science, practical is as important as the theory. The same is true of God-knowledge. Saints do not teach others only by word of mouth, but through their practical life. Action is found to be more effective than the word.

Ever keep the Guru's form in remembrance; always repeat the Guru's name; follow the Guru's instruction without fail; and let the mind dwell on nothing other than the Guru.

Everyone follows their own imagined path; the endless variety of misdeeds cannot be put into words.

One who knows Rudra, knows me, and one who knows me, knows Rudra. One who follows Rudra, follows me. Rudra is Narayana.

'If you want to follow me,' He says, 'deny yourself.'

A truly ethical person doesn't need a system of rewards and punishments to follow a good path.

Truth must be observed in thoughts, words, and actions. If you are established in truth, all other virtues will naturally follow.

Following their own duties according to their caste and stage of life, the people walked the path of the Vedas and experienced happiness.

Free from attachments, with my soul fixed on the supreme Brahma, and unaffected by the company of others, I lived, following the threefold path prescribed in the treatises on liberation.

You are truly blessed, virtuous lady, with a holy idea and a deep love for Lord Rama's feet. Listen to this sacred story, which will end the delusion of the universe, inspire faith in Lord Rama, and help one cross the ocean of worldly existence with ease.

Return to your home, but remember me and follow the teachings of your faith in your thoughts, words, and actions.

They are naturally pure and loving, dedicated to prayer, austerity, self-control, and spiritual practices. They take sacred vows and follow them diligently.

I tell you, dear sage, the qualities of saints that make them master over me. They have mastered the six passions (lust, anger, greed, infatuation, pride, and jealousy), are sinless, disinterested, firm, detached, pure (inside and out), full of bliss, wise, desireless, moderate in their diet, truthful, inspired, knowledgeable, and united with God. They are cautious, honor others, free from pride, strong-willed, and well-versed in the path of righteousness.

By following Bharata with strict regularity, one will undoubtedly develop devotion to the feet of Sita and Rama and a disdain for worldly pleasures.

One should follow the advice of their teacher, parents, master, and friend with a happy heart, as it is beneficial for their well-being.

One who does not respectfully follow the advice of a selfless friend, teacher, and master will fully repent in their heart and undoubtedly harm themselves.

Who is not ruined by evil company? Man loses his wit by following the counsel of vile men.