Wisdom

The wise do not waste their energy in cursing circumstances. They quickly learn the lessons inherent in the situation, and progress rapidly forward on the journey of inner growth.

Those who are expert in marshalling their sentiments are catapulted to success in their field of work, despite overwhelming odds.

Stop imagining greener grass in others' lives. Everyone has their share of problems - no one is spared. Yet, we bring more misery onto ourselves by comparing.

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.

Self-introspection allows us to take an inventory of where we stand. We do a self-evaluation on the defects we need to overcome, and the areas we need to grow in.

In the path of Bhakti, we must utilise our talents and energies in the glorification, devotion, and pleasure of the Lord.

The liberty to live our life’s fullest potential comes, not from indulgence, but from steely discipline. Only by subduing our lower instincts can we lift ourselves up.

The true servant lives only to fulfill the Lord’s will, not their own. Such is Hanuman’s devotion that even Lord Ram remains forever indebted to his love.