5 Learnings from Dharma

5 Learnings from Dharma


Dharma should touch your whole being, not just your tongue.

Dharma is the true wealth of a seeker.

Dharma, like water, cleanses your impurities. Keep it clean.

Dharma is scientific. Believe in it only after experimenting.

“Dharma is love at its peak.
It is like the fragrance of the flower of love.”

Quotes

When Dharma is embraced by conviction, not compulsion; by choice, not chance; and practiced with reverence, not as a routine, it becomes a joyful journey of inner transformation.
The Lord is ready to come; but the question is where will you seat Him? Prepare a golden throne within—a mind of stillness, purity, and glad acceptance.
Spirituality is not a separate activity but a way of living - a lifestyle that pervades and enriches every aspect of your life.
Let knowledge blossom into experience through your attentive reception, deep retention and timely recollection of the teachings in every situation.
As is the company, so is the enthusiasm. Keep the company of those awakened to the soul, and that same enthusiasm will gradually arise within you.
Paryushan is an invitation to pause, introspect, purify and reconnect with the pure Self.
Human birth is like fertile soil. Whatever you sow will grow. Sow desires and reap bondage; sow wisdom and reap liberation.
Recognise the Enlightened Ones not by their outer dress or conduct, but by their unwavering self-awareness.
When a teacher like a Guru imparts knowledge, He does not merely give words; He also transmits His energy and force behind His sadhana.
The birth of Lord Krishna is not merely an event in history, but an awakening of consciousness, divine love and awareness within.
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5 Learnings from Dharma - Shrimad Rajchandra Mission Dharampur