People have seen the ‘theory of doership’, but they have not seen the ‘theory of karma’. ‘This man insulted me’, is a ‘theory of doership’; and ‘he is cursing me as a result of unfolding of my karma’, is ‘theory of karma’. If one understands the ‘theory of karma’, he will not see anyone’s fault.

If you know how to put aside the relative world in which you are not influenced by anyone, that is called true surrendering.

The worldly life (sansaar) means a museum of dependency.

God has never experienced misery. The one, who becomes estranged from God, has misery.

To maintain peace in situations of externally induced problems, the Lord has called that an effort, and to maintain oneness with the Self, the Lord has called that “Knowledge”.

There is happiness in “pure” understanding and unhappiness in “impure” understanding.

You have innumerable circumstances. Lord Mahavir too had circumstances, but they were only numerable/countable. He said, ‘Not a single circumstance is mine and I do not become one with any circumstances.

What will you gain from ‘worshipping’ doubts? You will attain nothing but misery. The Lord has said not to go where everyone goes. Turn back from where others are going.

One who stops being a mother-in-law, she has become free from all the attachment. She will never again become a mother-in-law! It is not easy to stop being a mother-in-law.