Showing posts with label Spiritual Self. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spiritual Self. Show all posts

Monday, January 31, 2011

Let Me See Only Virtues and Specialties in Others

If I listen to even the slightest defamation of anyone, I lose some spirituality. I lose some value if I start interacting on the basis of what I have heard about them. Let me see only virtues and specialities.

~ Brahma Kumaris, Mt Abu

"Grab A Notepad And A Timer... He Is Going To Reveal To You A Simple System Of How To Finally Get Things Done!"

Friday, November 26, 2010

A Person of Wisdom and Spirituality has Very Beautiful Manners - Inspiring Sayings

A person of wisdom and spirituality has very beautiful manners that have grown from genuine respect and love for the whole of humanity. Manners in this sense have nothing to do with culture or education: it is simply a question of humility. When we are at the receiving end of such manners, we feel that some deeper part of us has been honored. In fact, none of us deserves anything less.

~ Brahma Kumaris, Mt Abu



Thursday, October 14, 2010

Inner Cleaning Fills Your Actions with Spiritual Honesty - Positive Attitude Quotes

Desires and dependencies make us into thieves. Inner cleaning, however, fills our actions with spiritual honesty, and our motives become selfless. There is a steady stream of elevated thinking. Then God is able to work through us, and our only desire is to become good, an instrument for God. Keeping ourselves in peace, love and mercy is the basis for being able to talk to God and having Him hear what we say. "Don't come into sound too much, stay in the Home, with Me". This is what He is signalling to us now. Such signals, filled with His love, endear us to Him very much.

~ Brahma Kumaris, Mt Abu

"Grab A Notepad And A Timer... He Is Going To Reveal To You
A Simple System Of How To Finally Get Things Done!"

Monday, October 11, 2010

Develop and Feed Your Soul with Spiritual Knowledge - Soul Quotes

People spend a lot of time and energy developing their bodies and making it attractive to other people, but is there ever a thought of developing the soul and making it attractive to God. The body is a physical matter, which will change, age and die. If you have a beautiful body today there is no guarantee that it will remain as such in the future. The soul is an eternal, immortal point of spiritual light. Within the soul there are impressions that form my personality. If I take steps to develop and feed it with spiritual knowledge, my character, my personality will become rich and beautiful. Developing the soul allows us to have full control of the power of thought. The quality of our thoughts determine our own personal degree of happiness

~ Brahma Kumaris, Mt Abu


Wednesday, September 29, 2010

Learn to Be in Charge of Yourself and Maintain Your Peace - Peaceful Life Quotes

It is not neccessary to search for peace. It is within. Your original state is one of peace. External situations will pull you away from your peace. If, that is, you let them. Internal feelings can also pull you away. Tiredness, for example, leads to irritability. Learn to be in charge of yourself and maintain your peace: centre your awareness on your spiritual form - a tiny star-like point of light, seated in the middle of your forehead. Really experience the difference between You the Sparkling Star, and your body, the physical vehicle. Learn to detach yourself from the vehicle. Even a few moments of this practice, if done regularly, will return you to your natural state of peace. Tiredness will vanish. Irritability too. And your actions will be filled with love - for the self and others.

~ Brahma Kumaris, Mt Abu


Wednesday, September 22, 2010

A Beautiful State of Being is Soul Consciousness - Self-Esteem Quotes

A beautiful state of being is soul-consciousness, where your whole sense of self is shifted from a physical identity to a spiritual one. In soul-consciousness, you no longer feel yourself to be male or female, black or white. No worldly achievement forms your self-esteem. Instead self-esteem is shaped by a deep, abiding experience of your intrinsic worth as a child of God. A lack of soul-consciousness puts your well-being at the mercy of your environment - you become a slave to the influences of the people and situations around you - feeling happy and good only when outside events warrant it. This kind of dependency leaves the soul weak and confused. Soul-consciousness, on the other hand, frees you from external influences, allowing you to create an inner well being which is totally independent.

~ Dadi Janki, Brahma Kumaris, Mt Abu

"Grab A Notepad And A Timer... He Is Going To Reveal To You
A Simple System Of How To Finally Get Things Done!"

Tuesday, July 06, 2010

Be Stable in Self Respect and Be Happy !!

Self-respect depends on knowing who I am, knowing my eternal (ageless), spiritual self. When I have found that sense of spiritual identity, I feel I have a right to be here, to exist. Without the spiritual dimension, it is very difficult to really respect myself deeply. In this case, I base my respect on identifying with the superficial (artificial) aspects of my being: looks, gender, success, my life partner, my intelligence. With such artificial identification, I will never have a stable sense of self-respect, because people's opinions change. Today they love me, tomorrow they reject me. What is the result of depending on their opinions? I will end up fluctuating all the time - feeling positive when they say good things, and feeling down when they say negative things. To stay stable in my self-respect, I need to have a deeper understanding of my spiritual identity (the foundation of this being that I am a soul) and tap into those riches that are within me forever, waiting to blossom, like the flower from the seed.

As I become spiritually aware, those riches and resources start flowing out of me. The more stable I am in my self-respect and spirituality, the more I radiate what I truly am. I feel a deep sense of contentment and I am happy to be me, however I am. I accept myself as I am.


~ Brahma Kumaris, Mt Abu