Daily Inspiration
Peerless Pearls
Prana (Lalaji era)
| 01-Prana-138 | Complications also arise by the effect of our wrong thinking and practice, which we have to clear off through the process of cleaning. | SDG 98 |
| 02-Prana-138 | The process of cleaning uses the Original Power of Thought in the form of human will. | IPAM 59 |
| 03-Prana-138 | The density of the thought can only be removed if we take to the subtle method. | SDG 62 |
| 04-Prana-138 | If the aspirant begins to feel himself lighter and lighter, it means he is progressing. | IPAM 58 |
| 05-Prana-138 | Heaviness of mind or internal denseness caused by gross forms of worship is a great impediment to our spiritual advancement and should be avoided. | BWS 247 |
| 06-Prana-138 | The grace or effect of higher centres remains far apart due to the grossness and complexities we have made. | SDG 58 |
| 07-Prana-138 | For every grain of wisdom the knowledge required must be at least ten times greater. | SDG 96 |
| 08-Prana-138 | The training under Natural Path starts from Karan Sharir (causal body) where the impressions are in seedling form. | IPAM 28 |
| 09-Prana-138 | Under the system the dormant energies of the Centre and sub-centres are awakened so as to enable them to function properly. | SDG 92 |
| 10-Prana-138 | The real state of enlightenment comes when we get into full consciousness of the condition of enlivenment and after imbibing its effect, secure merging in it. | BWS 307 |
| 11-Prana-138 | The most important factor in realization is self-confidence in our own capacity and power to achieve success. | BWS 208 |
| 12-Prana-138 | A little inclination towards the attainment of the Reality, will start weaving the future. | SDG 32 |
| 13-Prana-138 | Attachment with God results in detachment from the world, and that is true vairagya. | SS 36 |
| 14-Prana-138 | We are failing in our sacred duty if we do not exert ourselves for the discharge of our responsibilities pertaining either to this or to the next world. | BWS 264 |
| 15-Prana-138 | The feeling of Vairagya in the real sense and with the lasting results can only be developed after thorough cleaning and due moderation. | BWS 270 |
| 16-Prana-138 | Renunciation truly means non-attachment with worldly objects and not the non-possession of things. | BWS 200 |
| 17-Prana-138 | The real form of Viveka is that when a man begins to realize his own defects and shortcomings and the bottom of his heart feels repentant for them. | BWS 273 |
| 18-Prana-138 | It (Vairagya) is simply an inner feeling which turns our heart away from all that is superfluous for our normal living. | BWS 33 |
| 19-Prana-138 | I do not agree with those who hold the view that the only means of cultivating non-attachment is to get away from home and family and retire to a solitary corner discarding all worldly ties. | BWS 200 |
| 20-Prana-138 | Begin your puja with a prayer for spiritual elevation with a heart full of love (devotion). | Commandment 2 |
| 21-Prana-138 | The reason why prayer should be offered with a heart full of love and devotion is that one should create within himself a state of vacuity so that the flow of Divine Grace may be diverted towards him. | BWS 135 |
| 22-Prana-138 | By prayer, we come nearer to our goal because we come in contact with the Being. | SDG 67 |
| 23-Prana-138 | In prayer we stand before Him as an humble supplicant presenting to Him our true state and completely resigning ourselves to His will. | BWS 210 |
| 24-Prana-138 | Constant practice brings a man to a state in which he begins to feel himself in prayer all through. | BWS 135 |
| 25-Prana-138 | The state of prayer is that of a devotee and it is strengthened by love and devotion. | BWS 136 |
| 26-Prana-138 | At the time of prayer we adopt supplicant mood and becomes very near to surrender. | SDG 52 |
| 27-Prana-138 | No particular time is fixed for the prayer. One can do it when he feels inclined to it or else he should try to create a disposition for it when required | BWS 136 |
| 28-Prana-138 | When a man creates in himself a strong craving for the Absolute, he is indeed in a state of prayer and it is for everyone to strive for it. | BWS 144 |
| 29-Prana-138 | It is also sheer folly to pray to the Great Master for worldly gains except in most special cases. | BWS 138 |
| 30-Prana-138 | Swimming is the part of swimmer and to teach swimming is the part of master. | SDG 33 |