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    Meher Baba Quotes

  1. Love God sincerely and he will reveal himself . . , sacrifice everything at the altar of this supreme love, you will realize the Beloved within you.
     
  2. Sincere penance does not consist in perpetuating grief for the wrongs, but in resolving to avoid in future those deeds which call forth remorse.
     
  3. Spiritual workers are necessarily confronted with many obstacles; but obstacles are meant to be overcome, even if insuperable do your best irrespective of results and consequences.
     
  4. The one important thing is to realize the divine life and to help others to realize it by manifesting it in everyday life. To penetrate into the essence of all being and to release the fragrance of that inner attainment for the sake of the guidance and benefit of others by expressing in the world of forms, truth, love, purity, and beauty alone have intrinsic worth.
     
  5. God forgives everything except hypocrisy.
     
  6. People should go to saints because they are genuinely interested in true spirituality and for no other reason; it is only then that they derive greatest benefit out of their contact with the saints.
     
  7. Ignorance in all its forms has to disappear if the soul is to be established in self-knowledge; therefore it is necessary for man to know that which is false, to know it as false and to get rid of it.
     
  8. In sincere surrender to the Master, the disciple comes very near to the stopping of the mind, which is the goal of most yogic processes. In obeying the Master at any cost and serving him selflessly, he nearly arrives at the culmination of the Path of understanding and action. And in loving the Master above everything else, be becomes one with the Master as Truth and thus attains Godhood—the goal of all search and endeavor—through his grace.
     
  9. Everyone is seeking happiness, but few have it; for, lasting happiness dawns only when there is complete freedom from wants. This highest state of non-wanting may outwardly seem to imply inaction and easy of attainment. But, if anyone tries just to sit quietly without inwardly wanting anything and with full consciousness (i.e., without going to sleep), he will realize that such a state of non-wanting is very difficult to attain and that it can be sustained only through tremendous spiritual activity.
     
  10. God's nature as the ocean of love cannot be grasped by the mind. God has to be known through love and not through the intellectual search after miracles. That is the reason why, for those who are closest and dearest to me, I do not perform miracles. I would rather have no following than use miracles for convincing others of my Divinity.
     
  11. Keep your mind quiet, steady and firm. Do not submit to desires, but try to control them. One who cannot restrain his tongue cannot restrain his mind; one who cannot restrain his mind cannot restrain his action; one who cannot restrain his actions cannot restrain himself; and one who cannot restrain himself cannot attain his real Infinite Self.

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