When we are personally transforming into a whole, healthy, and soulful being, we automatically want to help others to do the same thing as it strengthens and accelerates our own transformation.

Most of our problems would be gone if we stopped saying three, little words. What about me?

Even if our life circumstances take a while to reflect our inner decisions, once decisions are made, everything in our life will move in the direction of aligning with that.

The driving motivation of a spiritual teacher is to show that while the extent of human problems is understood, there is a different way of seeing life.

Have you noticed how much lying we do in our relationships? We tell ourselves that it’s not lying or it is excusable for purposes of self-defense. How little we realise that every lie digs us deeper into a painful delusion and we end up building war zones, not love boats.

The windows of opportunity for growth can be few and far between. Perhaps, it is our willingness to approach them which is infrequent.

It's not about finding the right person. People are not that right.

We strengthen in ourselves what we give to others.

To an ego, being ignored is equivalent to annihilation. To not exist is any ego’s greatest fear. It is a warranted fear because the ego does, in fact, get annihilated in proportion to the growth of one’s spiritual realisation. However, the rewards of spiritual development so outshine the feeble offerings of the ego that it is an insignificant price to pay. Does one begrudge paying a small price for something invaluable?