Harmony

If there were no people who are as forgiving as the earth, there would be no peace among humans, only constant conflict caused by anger.

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.

The Jivas are distinct from God and matter. According to Madhva, the difference between Brahman and Jiva is real.

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

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

The mind does not become tranquil until it is connected to the ever-peaceful Supreme Being.

According to the Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 2, Verse 62), anger originates from desire.

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

Nourish the gods with this, and may those gods nourish you in turn. By nourishing one another, you shall attain the highest good.

Without giving up worldly attachments, one can never achieve true happiness. Without renunciation, one can never attain their highest good or find peace.

Righteousness is the greatest good; forgiveness is the supreme peace; knowledge is the ultimate contentment; and benevolence is the only true happiness.

In this way, gradually and quickly, divine calm and peace will be infused into your soul, along with a wonderful and sublime knowledge of God, wrapped in divine love.

He is the king of kings. According to Guru Nanak Dev, the right thing to do is to live according to His will and command.

They understood this self-building as the creation by man in himself of that other world, or the high-ordered harmony of infinite being, which already exists perfect and eternal in the Divine Infinite.

This secret psychic entity is the true, original conscience within us, deeper than the conventional conscience constructed by moralists. It always points us towards truth, rightness, beauty, love, harmony, and all the divine possibilities within us, persisting until these become the primary needs of our nature.

The one who practices non-violence develops cosmic love to the highest degree. The practice of non-violence eventually leads to the realization of one's true self or the unity of the Self.

The one established in non-violence can move the whole world. In their presence, all hostilities vanish; even natural enemies like lions and cows, cobras and mongooses live together peacefully.

One who is content with whatever they receive without effort, free from dualities, without envy, and balanced in success and failure, remains unbound even while acting.

The one who can see inaction within action and action within inaction is truly wise. They remain harmonious even while performing all actions.

Perform actions, O Dhananjaya, while being in union with the Divine, having renounced attachments, and being balanced in success and failure. Equilibrium is Yoga.