Excerpt from Earth’s Cry Meets Heaven’s Smile
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
Responsibility is the possibility of opportunity culminating in inevitable fulfillment.
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Responsibility
My meditation Is my life’s Intensity-profundity- Experience-delight
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
Excerpt from Prayer-World, Mantra-World And Japa
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
Meditation’ is a most complicated and most fulfilling word. When we meditate without knowing how to meditate, when we meditate with our mind, it is most complicated. But when we meditate with our inner conviction, with the feeling of divinity within us, it becomes most fulfilling
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
At times to think of one’s outer helplessness is good, but to think always of one’s inner strength is infinitely better.
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Strength
When we meditate, what we actually do is enter into the deeper part of our being. At that time, we are able to bring to the fore the wealth that we have deep within us.
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
When the time arrives for you To leave this life for another life, If you wish to go To a beautiful and soulful world, Then you will need a valid passport, And that passport is your meditation Here on earth
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
Cry within. Meditate within. Dive within. Your inner achievements will far outweigh your outer imperfections
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
True success is the only thing that you cannot have unless and until you have offered it to others.
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Success
Excerpt from My Heart’s Salutation To Australia
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
The stormy life can be braved only by the heart’s sunny meditations.
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
An unaspiring person always complaints. There is no end to his complaints. He bitterly complains even when the blessings of opportunity knock at his very door.
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Problems
Every second a seeker can start over,
For his life’s mistakes
Are initial drafts
And not the final version.
—Sri Chinmoy
Do not try to entrap others with your haughty knowledge. To your wide surprise, they will entrap you with their lengthy ignorance.
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Knowledge
When you meditate you have to try to quiet and calm the mind. There should be no thought within the mind. Right now you feel that if you can cherish twenty ideas at a time, then you are the wisest man on earth. The more thoughts that enter into our minds, the more clever we feel we are. But in the spiritual life it is not like that. If consciously we can make the mind calm and quiet, we feel that a new creation dawns inside us.
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
Meditation upon the unknown Thought He thought was real meditation. No, meditation is not and cannot be On any thought. Meditation is a conscious withdrawal From the thought-world. Meditation is the place Where Reality, Divinity and Immortality Can each claim their own Perennial existence-light.
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
When we go deep within, into the deepest recesses of our hearts, we commune with God through meditation. It is through meditation that we can know that God is both with form and without form, with attributes and without attributes
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
Meditate Silently. You will be able to create A totally new life For Yourself
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
In your outer life If you can feel Consciously and soulfully happy Even while doing Ordinary, mundane things, God will consider this Your real meditation.
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
Whether we meditate individually or collectively, there is one thing we absolutely must do: we have to meditate consciously. Making an unconscious effort is like forcing oneself to play football in spite of one’s utmost unwillingness. One plays, but gets no joy. Conscious effort is like playing football most willingly. One gets real joy. Similarly, conscious meditation gives us inner Delight from the soul
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
Excerpt from The Seeker’s Mind
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
Sympathy has to be the first and foremost thing in one’s life, sympathy and the feeling of oneness. There cannot be anything greater than the feeling of oneness.
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Sympathy
My meditation-silence Expedites My God-Peace-Home return journey.
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
Life is a boomerang. It brings you back what you send out. It is a child, not an old person, who makes progress in life. If you really want to become a child, then you have to feel that there is always something to learn and that God is there to teach you.
—Sri Chinmoy
Meditation is silence. Silence is God In His Infinity’s Smile
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
My meditation Is my heart’s God-Perfection-Satisfaction-song
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
Ignorance is an enemy, even to its owner. Knowledge is a friend, even to its hater. Ignorance hates knowledge because it is too pure. Knowledge fears ignorance because it is too sure.
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Ignorance
True meditation can never be done with the mind. Very often we make a mistake when we say that we are meditating in the mind and utilising the mind. Real meditation is done in the psychic being and in the soul. It goes hand in hand with flaming aspiration, the burning flame that wants to climb up to the Highest.
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Meditation
There comes a time in the seeker’s life when he discovers that he is at once the lover and the beloved. The aspiring soul which he embodies is the lover in him. And the transcendental Self which he reveals from within is his Beloved.
—Sri Chinmoy
Topics: Self-Discovery, Discovery
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