Swami Premeshananda

A resolute and unwavering intellect—what the Gītā calls nischayatmika buddhi—is the cause of all kinds of success.

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One's body, mind, and intellect are the temple of God. Complete ruin is inevitable for one who does not treat them with respect.

Just as the world is the sum total of insentient atoms and molecules, so is Iśvara the sum total of conscious “atoms”.

To think of Sri Ramakrishna is itself a sign of knowledge. To know many things is not knowledge.

The infinite ever stands before us, but very few people look on.

The primary means of attaining the state of sannyasa is the complete renunciation of all connection with everything that is non-Self.

You must devote a little time each day to these four things, namely work, devotion, meditation, and knowledge.

Unless one performs work with whole-hearted attention, he will not attain to purity of mind, what to speak of converting his action into yoga.

Whenever people speak about dharma, they mean the teachings of a great soul.

If my heart longs for Him, will He be powerful enough to refrain from coming, if not today then tomorrow?