Purpose

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.

United with pure reason, one lets go of both good and bad actions. Therefore, embrace yoga, for yoga is skill in action.

The true objective of life is to return to the source from which we originated.

Why do you seek outside what is inside you - salvation?

Every being harvests what they have sown. They profit from their actions and suffer from them as well. This is the law of Karma, which is the result of our actions and the natural energy that drives us. It gives our existence, nature, character, and actions a meaning that is lacking in other theories of life.

One can see God's form when all limitations and reasoning disappear, and a person becomes speechless and enters a state of deep meditation.

This is why saints always live in God's bliss and constantly praise Him.

Human life has been determined and treated as superior to all others. Then, its objective, its purpose should also be the noblest. His importance is there only when he establishes his relationship with God. This is what has been accepted as the real aim of human life.

They said, 'A man should speak only of the purpose for which he has come. You are at present studying the Vaishvanara Self; tell us of that very thing.'

O Goddess, devotion to the Guru is the supreme place of pilgrimage; all other sacred sites are meaningless without it. All places of pilgrimage find their refuge in the big toe of the Guru's foot.

And don't interfere with forms, meditations, and imaginings, or any kind of reasoning, lest your soul becomes disturbed and loses its contentment and peace, leading to feelings of dislike and aversion.

If we ask why only our actions, whether good or bad, have consequences, it can be said that our thoughts, feelings, and actions all have corresponding outcomes. However, since actions make up the majority of our lives and are a reflection of our values, and because we are not always in control of our thoughts and feelings, we must be held accountable for our actions.

This human birth has come to us after a very long journey. To squander it in vain is a great sin. To attain this great form of life again is very difficult. Therefore, in this very life one should come to know the one Lord, the Bestower, and then through devotion to Him make this birth fruitful.

A real saint or spiritually enlightened person understands that this world is only a temporary halting place where, after taking birth, our real purpose is to know God as the Super Soul, of which the human soul is only a part.

Houses are meant for men. If we start thinking the other way round, give priority to houses or consider that men are meant for houses, it will be our mistake. Shoes are meant for the feet; not that the feet are meant for the shoes. We must give top priority to this God, to know it, to hold it.

In the same way, for the benefit of the devotee, the Lord of the Raghus removes his ego. Tulasidasa says, after renouncing all errors, why should one not worship such a lord?

Death does not strike anyone with a raised rod; it simply deprives the person of their piety, strength, reason, and discernment.

Oh my soul, why don't you worship Rama, who has the indivisible Time for His bow and the various divisions of time such as a Paramāṇu, a twinkling, a moment, a year, an age, and a cycle for His fierce arrows?

I bow to the Supreme Lord, who dispels fear and is the destroyer of time, the king of yogis, and the storehouse of good qualities. He is beyond the realm of Maya, the Lord of the celestials, intent on killing evil-doers, and the only protector of the Brahmins.

The sense of ownership grows when a woman, representing the end of winter, appears. For those consumed by sin, a woman is a delightful, dark night. Just as reason, strength, virtue, and truth are like fish, a woman is like a hook to catch them, as the wise declare.