Daily Inspiration
Peerless Pearls
Samavarti (Lalaji era)
| 01-Samavarti-138 | Our first and the foremost commandment relates to the proper observance of Sandhya and Upasana. | BWS 130 |
| 02-Samavarti-138 | There must be yielding attitude towards the master. | SDG 49 |
| 03-Samavarti-138 | If we make our heart the target of masterly force we begin to expand inside, with the result that in the long run we find ourselves stretching throughout the Godly empire. | BWS 101 |
| 04-Samavarti-138 | We proceed with meditation on the heart thinking of the Divine Light within, and by so doing we gradually begin to rise or to express it better, to dive deep into the inner consciousness. | SDG 59 |
| 05-Samavarti-138 | Meditation really means that the mind may be accustomed to the centre itself instead of wandering elsewhere. Meditation on heart is prescribed for that purpose. | SDG 49 |
| 06-Samavarti-138 | It was he (Rev. Lalaji Maharaj) who made it possible that a man could attain perfection in one life -rather a part of it- leading a just normal family life. | The Masters 17 |
| 07-Samavarti-138 | PUJYA LALAJI MAHARAJ BIRTHDAY (BASANT PANCHAMI) We should utilize this occasion in getting into the Master and Master alone, which will act as food and tonic for spiritual elevation. | SDG 29 |
| 08-Samavarti-138 | Now since times are changing, as I have hinted at in 'Efficacy of Raj Yoga', only such means as introduced by our Revered Master Mahatma Ram Chandraji shall be in vogue throughout the world. | SDG 84 |
| 09-Samavarti-138 | When you acquire a state of permanency in your meditation, touching the innermost plane, the idea of the Ultimate or God becomes quite near you. | SDG 161 |
| 10-Samavarti-138 | If we try to retain the effect gained by meditation for the most part of the day, and abide in the same state for as long as we can, we are in a way in constant remembrance of God and our progress is easy and rapid. | SS 307 |
| 11-Samavarti-138 | You should only meditate. You should not struggle with the ideas and thoughts which generally come in during meditation. | SS 136 |
| 12-Samavarti-138 | Meditation only at a certain fixed hour is not enough, for we are thus in touch with the sacred thought only for a while after which we have no idea of God whatsoever and are for most part of the day away from the path of service and devotion. | BWS 254 |
| 13-Samavarti-138 | One must be regular in the abhyas. If interest in meditation is created, half the work is done. | SS 21 |
| 14-Samavarti-138 | 'I' consciousness remains far and near, and it disappears also, if we do our abhyas devotedly. | SDG 161 |
| 15-Samavarti-138 | "Awake, O sleepers, it's the hour of the dawn". | SDG164 |
| 16-Samavarti-138 | By meditation we create a temporary lull in our mind and calmness prevails for the time during which we are in touch with the divine force. | BWS 254 |
| 17-Samavarti-138 | Please think only that Godly light within is attracting you. | IPAM 57 |
| 18-Samavarti-138 | When we meditate, the central power we have remains in force. | BWS 44 |
| 19-Samavarti-138 | It is at this point(Heart) that the connecting link between the animate and the inanimate is most clearly felt. | BWS 306 |
| 20-Samavarti-138 | The preliminary step in the right type of training is that the aspirant's tendencies of mind be directed towards God. | BWS 238 |
| 21-Samavarti-138 | The grace of my Master Supreme has enabled us again to assemble here and feel the cozy warmth of the sunshine of His everlasting benignance. | SDG 35 |
| 22-Samavarti-138 | If we are deep-rooted in meditation, we connect our link with the innermost thing desired. | BWS 100 |
| 23-Samavarti-138 | Waiting is also a sort of intense remembrance which is greatly beneficial to spirituality. | SS 315 |
| 24-Samavarti-138 | The knowledge of the Divine is a science. | SDG 84 |
| 25-Samavarti-138 | The external ways adopted for the purpose (attainment of purity) began to cast their effect upon the mind and thus the internal purity too began to develop. | BWS 129 |
| 26-Samavarti-138 | Purity starts from being and impurities are the result of the wrong suggestions and improper utilization of the inner environment. | SDG 31 |
| 27-Samavarti-138 | The mind, which in its primordial state was absolutely pure and regulated has now been spoiled and polluted by our wrong ways and doings. | SDG 19 |
| 29-Samavarti-138 | While meditating, if you secure even a temporary lull, that means you have gone a step further on the path. | SDG 161 |
| 28-Samavarti-138 | The divine experiences are the perceptions of the conditions relating to Divinity. | SDG 27 |
| 30-Samavarti-138 | Really the path nearest to yourself is the path nearest to God. | SDG 138 |
| 31-Samavarti-138 | When his (Man's) downward tendency is checked, the thought of reaching the Origin automatically revives in his heart. | BWS 131 |