A sincere soul is not trying to make a show. His enthusiasm is an act of service. – Radhanath Swami
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Radhanath Swami on Material World
Do not take this material world so seriously because it is always changing. Something terrible that we take so seriously today is going to change tomorrow. – Radhanath Swami
Radhanath Swami on Gratitude
Gratitude doesn’t means simply saying thank you. Real gratitude means reciprocation. If we are actually grateful to someone, we will reciprocate even if it means great sacrifice. – Radhanath Swami
Radhanath Swami on Conviction in Spiritual Life
Before we can save the drowning person, we must become proficient swimmers. If we become convinced of the need of genuine spirituality and practice it in our life, our words and our examples will have a powerful effect on those around us and the world at large. – Radhanath Swami
What is Envy? – Radhanath Swami
What is envy? Envy means, “I want to be seen as important and great” and if anyone is a threat to my own egoistic ideas, then there is negativity towards that person. – Radhanath Swami
Radhanath Swami on Enlightenment
Enlightenment is constant awareness of this world as inherently divine, of life as a loving parnership with God, and every moment as an opportunity to offer and receive love. – Radhanath Swami
Sea of Divine Consciousness Vs Dry Sand of Illusion
“We are all like fish that have separated from the sea of divine consciousness. For a person to be happy outside his or her natural relationship with God is like a fish trying to enjoy life outside of the water, on the dry sand. Holy people go to great extremes to help even one person… Continue reading Sea of Divine Consciousness Vs Dry Sand of Illusion
Radhanath Swami on Real Achievement
“In the heart that harbors the weed of selfish greed, the flower of love cannot survive. To conquer one’s envy, lust and greed, now that is truly monumental.” – Radhanath Swami in The Journey Home book.
Outlaws Vs Lawful
“Everywhere there are outlaws who break the law and here, retreating in their forest hideouts, are these Naga Babas who effortlessly break the laws of gravity. They are so much in harmony with the natural laws that they are free to play with them as they like.” – Radhanath Swami in The Journey Home book.
Compassion
“If we understand the underlying cause of what we think of as bad in someone, instead of being hateful, we will be compassionate. For is not every soul inherently good? A saintly person will hate the disease but love the diseased.” – Radhanath Swami in The Journey Home book
