Those Who Constantly Want Something Will Never

The Satisfaction Derived From The Fleeting Things Of Life Is Not Lasting; And Our Wants Remain Unfulfilled. There Is Thus A General Sense Of Dissatisfaction Accompanied By All Kinds Of Worries.

The Entire Life Of The Personal Ego Is Continually In The Grip Of Wanting, I. E., An Attempt To Seek Fulfilment Of Desires Through Things That Change And Vanish. But There Can Be No Real Fulfilment Through The Transient Things

Love Is Nothing If It Is Not Spontaneous. It Cannot Be A Conclusion Of Reasoning.

If I Were To Ask The Famous Henry Ford To Come Over Here And Do What I Tell Him To Do, Would He Do It? Never! But If I Were To Make A Thousand-year-old Corpse Come Alive Before His Eyes, He Would Jump At The Chance To Stay Here And Wash My Clothes!

There Are Very Few Things In The Mind Which Eat Up As Much Energy As Worry. It Is One Of The Most Difficult Things Not To Worry About Anything. Worry Is Experienced When Things Go Wrong, But In Relation To Past Happenings It Is Idle Merely To Wish That They Might Have Been Otherwise. The Frozen Past Is What It Is, And No Amount Of Worrying Is Going To Make It Other Than What It Has Been. But The Limited Ego-mind Identifies Itself With Its Past, Gets Entangled With It And Keeps Alive The Pangs Of Frustrated Desires.