5 Great Lessons from the Enlightened

5 Great Lessons from the Enlightened


The Enlightened One celebrates existence, not events.

Aim for the wondrous state of the Enlightened One who lives in soul-awareness at all times.

The Enlightened One is liberated from the body even while living in the body.

The Enlightened One takes minimum from the world and gives maximum in return.

The purity of the Enlightened One is such that His mere remembrance brings a refreshing wave of spring within.

Quotes

True success for a devotee is not applause from the world, but Rajipo—the joyous validation of the Guru.
Live with unwavering security, knowing for the radiant white light of the Guru's grace surrounds you like a shield, protecting you every moment.
Two heads never become one, but two hearts can. Set two utensils side by side and they stay apart; place two drops of water and they merge.
As remembrance of the Guru deepens, fascination for the world fades away.
Devotion purifies the heart, discrimination illumines the intellect, and Self-awareness awakens you to your eternal potential.
As a puppet is moved by the puppeteer, so the outer life of an Enlightened One is governed by past karma. Unattached, He remains firmly established in the Self.
Recognise the pure Self amidst the noise/chaos of thoughts as the silent, knowing awareness.
Let kindness extend beyond humans to every creature that shares this world with us.
Surrender of the intellect means: use your mind to carry out the ajna, not to argue against it — even when the ajna defies all logic
Gandhiji never raised his fist nor his voice—he raised a nation. He showed that true strength does not shout; it simply keeps moving forward.
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5 Great Lessons from the Enlightened - Shrimad Rajchandra Mission Dharampur