The key to handling negativity is remember this bit of wisdom - nobody can hurt you unless you allow them to.

We must learn from Lord Ganesh that although God is present in His personal form, He is still holding the whole of creation within His being.

Each time we indulge in an inferior pleasure against the wisdom of our intellect, the mind tightens its hold on us. Conversely, every time we resist the urge for momentary gratification, we break the mind’s control over us.

Kabirdas lived a down to earth life but reached sublime heights of wisdom. As an epitome of universal love, he became a legendary figure that even today people readily quote 'Kabir ke Dohe'.

The gift of receiving the human form comes with the responsibility of living by the wisdom of the intellect and not by the whims of the mind.

Spiritual wisdom enables us to distinguish the advantageous desires from the unfavourable ones. Progress happens because of beneficial desires.

We are incessantly pushed to grow and evolve. As soon as we learn one lesson, the next one is presented to us. Life is like a book that is constantly teaching us lessons. Having come into this world, we must improve.

The highest satisfaction comes from knowing that our work is making a difference to the world—in small or big ways—and in doing it, we are using all our talents to the best of our ability.