Quotes by Sri M

“Disconnected is what we imagine. Not being disconnected is what is the Reality. When you find that which you seek in the outside world, when you find it inside then you realize that there has been ...”

“The whole of our life moves because we seek fullness and happiness, which, unfortunately, we don’t come across so easily.”

“. Because what we call mind is our own creation, of images, of experiences, of the past…the projected future. When all this disappears, what remains is not the mind. It’s That. The pure consciousne...”

“Then you go on to a healthy mind which means what? A mind which is not torn by conflict, a mind which is not disturbed by any distractions whatsoever, which does not overindulge, nor is it steeped ...”

“If you have a healthy body, you have a healthy mind. If you have a healthy mind then you understand the inner realities. So, therefore, you start with Yogasanas, which gives you a healthy body.”

“Every soul is potentially divine. To make it manifest is the Science of Yoga”

“Most of our life is dependent on public opinion. Is it possible to say that, no matter what anybody says, good or bad, I am actually an essence of the Supreme being which is poorna or full by itself?”

“The whole of life is this movement to filling our emptiness, isn’t it?”

“The essence of spiritual practice is that you understand and face that you yourself can use your mind to degrade your mind or raise it up. So, what is the greatest raising up of the mind? When, at ...”

“Anyone who has succeeded in stilling the disturbances of the mind, even the subtle hankerings have been removed, and all the work that person does is for others and not for oneself. If there is suc...”

“If you work surrendering the fruits of your actions to the Lord, then, such a person is working, but doing detached work. Such a person quickly moves towards the path of meditation because the mind...”

“What is true Sanyasa? You can wear jeans and still be a true sanyasin. How? If you can work and not worry about the fruits. If your aim is to shift from tamo guna to rajo guna to sattva guna, then,...”

“According to Sankya, everything in life, material as well of the human mind is made up of three gunas. Sattva, Rajas, Tamas. Every human being has these three in some percentage.”

“Sanyasa is not for the lazy. A true sanyasin is one who lives in this world and acts without worrying too much about the results of the action.”

“We all have a set of duties, but to perform those duties not worrying too much about the ultimate result whether it is good or bad. It is nice to think that it should be good, but even if it become...”