• Love is a consistent passion to give, not a meek persistent hope to receive. The only demand of life is the privilege to love all.

• Bhakti is the attitude of the mind, and jnana is the attitude of the intellect, both flow towards the Lord.

• In life to handle yourself, use your head, but to handle others, use your heart.

• The end of ego is the `Mystic Death' of the mediator.

• To forget oneself totally, one's mind should keep awake at every moment. A mind that has forgotten the past and the future, that is awake to the now, to the present, expresses the highest concentration of intelligence. It is alert, it is watchful, it is inspired. The actions of a man who has such a mind are exceptionally creative and perfect. Verily to forget oneself totally, is to be in perfection.

• Don't put the key to your happiness in someone else's pocket.

• To assume differences in the world, is to belie this great Oneness in life.

• Silently hear everyone. Accept what is good. Reject and forget what is not. This is intelligent living.

• Be strict and intelligently critical about yourself and your own weakness and follies. But, cushion your words and attitudes with Love. Love is the greatest persuasive power we know in life.

• A man-of-wisdom lives in the world, but he is never of the world.

• Everybody exists. It is only the few who live. To live, you should have an ideal.

• Man is the roof and crown of creation. He may be tossed about by uncertain storms of life, but the solution to it lies in his own efforts in finding an ideal, and then raising his personality, from the level of petty emotions, to the loftier heights of the chosen ideal.

• The secret of success behind all men of achievement, lies in the faculty of applying their intellect in all their activities, without being mislead by any surging emotions or feelings. The secret of success in life lies in keeping the head above the storms of the heart.

• Plan out your work Then work out your plan.
  The former without the latter is a sheer waste. The latter without the former is mere unproductive confusion