Chinmayananda Saraswati Quotes

To see the one in the many is the casual vision of knowledge. To see the many in the one is the mission wisdom.

In The Art of Man-making: Talks on the Bhagavad Geeta, p. 54

In life to handle yourself, use your head, but to handle others, use your heart.

To be patient means to suffer something that hinders or hurts us, and still retain our self-composure. *How many difficulties, with their consequent unpleasantness and discord, could be smoothed over and almost entirely eliminated by patience. Patience always elevates and strengthens our character. We need it not only with others but also with ourselves.

Do the best and leave the rest.

Remember, Even This Will Pass Away.

Love is a consistent passion to give, not a meek persistent hope to receive. The only demand of life is the privilege to love all.

In all worthwhile undertakings, There will be risks of failure, of disappointments, of even disaster. To face them all with inner poise and firm faith is to discover the glory of final victory.

Wisdom is the assimilated knowledge in us, gained from an intelligent estimation and close study of our own direct and indirect experience in the world.

Out of purity and silence come the words of power.

Yoga is skill in action.

A Conquest, without facing dangers is as dull as Victory without a shining glory. A game without a prize!

Some act till they meet obstacles, others act inspite of obstacles and conquer them; but some act not fearing the possibility of some obstacles, that might arise enroute.

Faults become thick when love is thin.

Moksha' is not `Freedom from Action' but,`Freedom in Action'.