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Ramayana |
If there are any ill feelings among the soldiers, the general should know about them and try to remove them. Without this, his soldiers will merely be a collection of men and not a well disciplined army. There must be fellow feeling among the soldiers. |
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Mahabharata |
For the proud, ridicule is a fate worse than death. |
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Upanishads |
Possession of wealth is to be praised if it is used to sustain many. |
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Hinduism |
In the garden of your mind, would you like to cultivate pleasant thoughts or thorny memories? |
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Universal Prayers - From Vedas |
As Thou art unborn, one afraid of birth and death like me seeks refuge in Thee. O Thou destroyer of evil, let Thy gracious presence ever protect me, |
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Sri Vishnu Sahasranama Stotram |
Salutations to Him who is the primal substance of the universe, as well as the individual Self and the Ruler of these two. |
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Sri Lalita Sahasranama |
Om sudha - sagara - madhyasthayai namah. Salutations to Her who dwells in the centre of the sea of Nectar (which is the light of the Blissful Moon of the pericap of the Sahasrara). |
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Sivananda Lahari - Of Sri Sankaracarya |
O Thou destroyer of Cupid and ruler of the worlds! Thou auspicious and all-pervading One attended upon by thy devotees! May Thou accompanied by Thy Divine Sakti (ie, the Mother of the Universe, Siva's consort, known variously as Uma, Parvati, Gauri, etc.) enter into, and take residence in, the shining and movable tent of my mind, which is fixed every day on the royal road of divine contemplation, and which has the will as the pillar for its support, the Gunas (ie, dispositions of Nature), as its strong ropes, the numerous tendencies as its multiple colours, and the psychic centres as its lotus designs. |
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Siva Sahasranama Stotram |
The All-round Form. Om maharupaya namah |
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Quotations from Sri Aurobindo and the Mother (Sri Aurobindo Ashram, Pondicherry) |
When the mind becomes quiet, one can feel the Divine Mother supporting the life and put everything into her hands. |
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