True wealth...

True wealth is reflected in our character, strength is reflected in our kindness, generosity is reflected in our gratefulness, wisdom is reflected in our selflessness, and ultimate truth is reflected when we see and feel Divinity in every living being.

Memories...

Bad memories are like smelly garbage, depressing you and causing pain every time you revisit them. Good memories always inspire gratefulness, bring a smile, and lighten your heart.

Our minds...

Our minds are always full of thoughts that are generally directed by our insecurities, fear, greed, indulgences, expectations, agendas, and egos ― all of which is distracting and, ultimately, destructive noise.

Ego and humility...

Ultimately, there’s no difference between ego and humility. They both come from the same confusion originating from our misunderstanding of who we are.

The unchangeable laws of the universe...

Why are we so enamored and obsessed with the changeable laws and traditions that are made by us and completely ignore the unchangeable laws of the universe that made us, and everything else around us?

True motivation...

True motivation to embark upon and sustain your discipline only occurs when the purpose of your life is clear and is totally endorsed by your true self.

Your integrated self...

No one can harm you more than your own disintegrated self ― and no one can help you more than your integrated self.

The ultimate truth...

The ultimate truth is hidden in the unseen rather than what you see with your eyes. Look through the eyes of your awakened consciousness instead of your body and the truth will be unveiled.

Our character...

Our character is shaped more by the questions planted within our being rather than the information and knowledge we gather.

Understanding and patience...

Understanding and patience come from realizing that you are an integral part of everyone. That gives you your sole purpose in life, to serve them. To do that, you must have the patience to understand their needs.

Religion and spirituality...

Religion makes you believe in God, but it is spirituality that makes you see and feel God.

True nirvana...

True nirvana doesn’t come from giving things up, but through the realization that it’s impossible to own anything, including our human body. Everything we have is simply allocated to us temporarily to serve the bigger One unconditionally. Let us be grateful for these gifted allocations.

Losing freedom...

We often lose our freedom because we let others’ contaminants contaminate us.

Trust, honesty and respect...

Trust, honesty and respect are wonderful virtues to have, yet they can only be lived when you have a complete absence of duality and are immersed in Oneness unconditionally.

Being spiritually, mentally, and physically healthy...

There are a million ways to be sick and a million ways to treat illness, but there is only one way to be spiritually, mentally, and physically healthy ― living and being in Oneness.

Universal wisdom...

Universal wisdom and its endless creativity and abundant resources are only available to you when you live and operate in the present.

Doing ordinary things in an extraordinary manner...

Once you begin to operate in Oneness, you are instinctively empowered to do ordinary things in an extraordinary manner, which puts you on a path of consistent, stress-free success.

Mind versus heart...

Often, our minds segregate us because all of the experiences gathered by our minds are incomplete and erroneous. Whereas our heart unites us as it is directly connected to the bigger One.

Opportunities...

People who see difficulties and obstacles as opportunities to serve and add the highest value understand the secret of happiness and success.

Getting out of our way...

Unconditional loving, serving, and giving cannot happen until we get out of the way.

True education...

True education is the art of unveiling the truth through constant learning and sharing by always remaining a student & teacher simultaneously.

Life is a journey...

Life is a journey, not a destination. Our ultimate success depends on how well we are able to focus on each step of our journey. The destination will then take care of itself.

The primary goal of life...

The primary goal of life is to break the cycle of birth & death. We are in this cycle to resolve the karma we create, both good and bad. To break this cycle, we must detach from both karmas and see the real doer behind everything ― the Divine ― at which time we become merely a witness, not the doer. When this happens, we become a conduit for the Divine and become pure goodness rather than just doing good deeds.

Depression...

The best way to get out of depression is to undertake projects ― unconditionally and without reservation ― that add value to everyone and everything around you.

Uninhibited gratefulness...

Our capacity to express uninhibited gratefulness reflects the extent of our selflessness.

Understanding...

The moment you feel you understand everything, be assured you understand nothing.

The secret of happiness...

Most of the time, the secret of happiness lies not in finding the right answers, but in unveiling the right questions.

Ego & selflessness...

Ego divides, selflessness unites.

Removing contaminations...

When you focus on removing your contaminations ― prejudice, fear, greed, indulgences, and all ego-driven agendas ― you won’t have to seek God, God will come through you naturally and effortlessly.