Ultimately the purpose of all rituals is to help us develop love for God.

Our longing for happiness comes from God, the ocean of bliss. Just as fire has heat, our soul naturally seeks joy. The only choice is seek it in the right place or the wrong one.

A devotee is one who is indifferent to worldly loss or gain. Devotees value divine love for God and consider it the highest treasure worth possessing.

We can offer our mind to God by letting all our thoughts be for His pleasure, imbued with His consciousness. This is the art of Karmyog.

The highest austerity is to engage body, mind, and intellect in God’s service - seeing Him everywhere, remembering Him with love, and offering every action to the Divine.

The Vedas are not the name of a book. Rather, they are the divine knowledge of God. They have existed eternally, just as God Himself is eternal.

Forgiveness is emphasised in all religious traditions around the world. Without practicing forgiveness we cannot move ahead in spirituality.

God’s plan for us is always better than our plan for ourselves. With this firm belief and inner conviction, we will become fearless in the midst of tribulations.

By dropping pretences and being humble in front of God and Guru, we will become the recipient of Their grace and blessings.

If we can realize, what God does for us, our love for God will also develop.