We can indeed change our reality if we change our attitude.
Mohanji
On Changes
Quote of the day (20-Sep-2021)
Two walking sticks are essential while you do your trek through life.
A. Ahimsa (Non-violence in thoughts, expressions and actions)
B. Annadaan (Serving food to the hungry – of all species)
This will take you safely to your destination.
Mohanji
On essential philosophy
Quote of the day (19-Sep-2021)
One of the fundamental teachings of every school should be AHIMSA as the highest expression of righteousness (paramo dharma) and sharing food (annadaan) as the greatest of all sharing (maha daan).
Mohanji
On Fundamentals
Quote of the day (18-Sep-2021)
What right do we humans have to talk about injustice when we torture and kill millions of animals in our global laboratories and slaughterhouses every single day!
Mohanji
On Injustice
Quote of the day (17-Sep-2021)
People believe that moving to places at will is true freedom. Moving from the mind that moves our body to places is real freedom.
Mohanji
Real Freedom
Quote of the day (16-Sep-2021)
A lie travels much faster than the truth. Before the truth wears its slippers, a lie would have traveled around the world and returned back.
Mohanji
True Proverbs
Quote of the day (15-Sep-2021)
Distractions come in many disguises, especially when we walk the sacred path of Dharma.
Be aware. Steer clear.
Mohanji
On Distractions
Quote of the day (14-Sep-2021)
Each lifetime offers a chance to everyone to delete further lifetimes.
Mohanji
Beyond Birth and Death
Quote of the day (13-Sep-2021)
When we understand clearly that all that we ever share in this life is all that we ever have, selfless services will become the priority of our life. Whatever we ever earn from this world is temporary and transitory. We cannot own anything on earth forever. All that we share stays with us as grace.
Mohanji
On all that we have
Quote of the day (12-Sep-2021)
We may have done many things in our life, most of it would be for our own personal gratification. Unless we have done something benevolent and kind that will last through generations, we have done nothing substantial in our life. World values people who have changed the world positively. World values those who have become the world to many. What we share gladly with the world is all that we have as our permanent wealth. Many live and die, doing nothing substantial for the world. They are not even remembered beyond another generation.
Mohanji
Food for thought
