Pujya Sri Swamiji, Bhakti Mala, Feb 2010

He who has intense devotion for the Almighty, will have no enemies, no
fear, no sorrow.  The Almighty has taken a vow to punish those who
oppose such true devotees - so say the scriptures and the learned.

Pujya Sri Swamiji, Bhakti Mala, Jan 2010

If one's mind is clean and upright, everything outside will also appear
to be clean and upright.  If one's mind is polluted and agitated, the
entire outside world would appear to him as disgusting and frustrating.

Pujya Sri Swamiji, Bhakti Mala, Jan 2010

A very common tendency in man is to find faults with others and the
outside environment he relates to.  Such a tendency of finding fault is
of no avail.  In fact, it disturbs the peace of mind and prevents a
person from being in harmony with himself."

Pujya Sri Swamiji, Bhakti Mala, Jan 2010

"In the spiritual path, a devotee needs to cultivate the habit of
keeping his mind clean.  Only then divine life is possible.  Let us stop
finding fault in others, and instead, let us try to correct and improve
ourselves."

Pujya Sri Swamiji's Discourse, Bhakti Mala, Dec-2008

Man's duty is to work and practice his dharma and not to look for fruits
thereof. Work is worship. A man constantly engaged in intense activities
 and who works with disinterestedness and non-attachment may be termed a
Karma Yogi in the real sense.

Pujya Sri Swamiji's Discourse,Bhakti Mala,Drops of Nector, Feb-2007

It is the pure undiluted divine energy flowing from the Sadguru which
cleanses the mind of those coming within the orbit of His grace. It is
very difficult to cut across the physical basis of the relationship
which explains why devotees from far and near make it a point to visit
their Sadguru time and again.