God Is Everywhere But He Is Most

The Rishis Of Old Attained The Knowledge Of Brahman. One Cannot Have This So Long As There Is The Slightest Trace Of Worldliness. How Hard The Rishis Laboured ! Early In The Morning They Would Go Away From The Hermitage, And Would Spend The Whole Day In Solitude, Meditating On Brahman. At Night They Would Return To The Hermitage And Eat A Little Fruit Or Roots. They Kept Their Mind Aloof From The Objects Of Sight, Hearing, Touch, And Other Things Of A Worldly Nature. Only Thus Did They Realize Brahman As Their Own Inner Conciousness.

Longing Is Like The Rosy Dawn. After The Dawn Out Comes The Sun. Longing Is Followed By The Vision Of God.

So Long As The Bee Is Outside The Petals Of The Lily, And Has Not Tasted The Sweetness Of Its Honey, It Hovers Around The Flower Emitting The Buzzing Sound; But When It Is Inside The Flower, It Noiselessly Drinks The Nectar. So Long As A Man Quarrels And Disputes About Doctrines And Dogmas, He Has Not Tasted The Nectar Of True Faith; When He Has Tasted It, He Becomes Quiet And Full Of Peace.

It's Enough To Have Faith In One Aspect Of God. You Have Faith In God Without Form. That Is Very Good. But Never Get Into Your Head That Your Faith Alone Is True And Every Other Is False. Know For Certain That God Without Form Is Real And That God With Form Is Also Real. Then Hold Fast To Whichever Faith Appeals To You.

An Ocean Of Bliss May Rain Down From The Heavens, But If You Hold Up Only A Thimble, That Is All You Receive