Daily Inspiration
Peerless Pearls
Samadristi (Lalaji era)
| 01-Samadristi-140 | 16-Sep-2012 | Our present degenerated state is the reaction of thoughts, and by the help of thoughts alone will we be able to evolve our-selves. | SDG 143 |
| 02-Samadristi-140 | 17-Sep-2012 | If a man wants to work out the problems of his life easily, he should give right suggestions to the mind. | SDG 32 |
| 03-Samadristi-140 | 18-Sep-2012 | Our actions and thoughts count much in our wrong making. | BWS 39 |
| 04-Samadristi-140 | 19-Sep-2012 | When a man goes on with his usual work, of whatever nature it might be, in the sense of duty having no weight or impression of it upon his heart, he spoils neither himself nor the cosmos. | SS 127 |
| 05-Samadristi-140 | 20-Sep-2012 | I would therefore prefer to induce people to forget themselves instead of knowing themselves. | SDG 101 |
| 06-Samadristi-140 | 21-Sep-2012 | When we are really quite unconscious of the very presence of peace, we are in true sense free from the impression or the weight of the feeling. | BWS 222 |
| 07-Samadristi-140 | 22-Sep-2012 | Perfect peace is one of its high stages, although the real thing is still onwards, when even the consciousness of peace fails. | BWS 222 |
| 08-Samadristi-140 | 23-Sep-2012 | When you have a mind to do the work for the good of humanity, you will naturally get it. | SDG 107 |
| 09-Samadristi-140 | 24-Sep-2012 | To him who might be eager to have experience of that Infinite plane, I may say that he must step into it after brushing aside all the effects of feelings. | SDG 80 |
| 10-Samadristi-140 | 25-Sep-2012 | Bhog does not only mean undergoing the effect of our past actions but it really means passing through the process of unfolding the intricacies of the point which we have already arrived at. | BWS 214 |
| 11-Samadristi-140 | 26-Sep-2012 | Our belongings are a pile of Samskaras (impressions) with their resultant effects in the form of complexities and the diverse coverings, which we have gathered round the soul and which are the results of our thoughts and actions. | BWS 196 |
| 12-Samadristi-140 | 27-Sep-2012 | Anything that comes to us for our ultimate good, may it be from any medium, fills our heart with delight and promotes in us a sense of gratitude. | BWS 161 |
| 13-Samadristi-140 | 28-Sep-2012 | True faith is really an unspeakable virtue which is beyond the scope of religion. | BWS 250 |
| 14-Samadristi-140 | 29-Sep-2012 | Be happy to eat in constant Divine thought whatever you get, with due regard to honest and pious earnings. | Commandment 8 |
| 15-Samadristi-140 | 30-Sep-2012 | Happiest man is he, who is happy under all circumstances, and that is the part of a saint. | SDG 38 |
| 16-Samadristi-140 | 01-10-2012 | It is a hidden dictum of Nature that every soul must live a happy and restful life. | SDG 37 |
| 17-Samadristi-140 | 02-10-2012 | A happy disposition is a state which percolates its effect upon the lower layers and purifies them. | BWS 162 |
| 18-Samadristi-140 | 03-10-2012 | While taking food we fix our thought upon the Ultimate which we have finally to attain, in order to take in its effect too, and increase our purity all the more | BWS 163 |
| 19-Samadristi-140 | 04-10-2012 | Our rules provide for taking food in the remembrance of God. | BWS 163 |
| 20-Samadristi-140 | 05-10-2012 | The thing got from Nature is very pure because its basis is purity. The thing earned by man can also remain in a pure state when that is got through pure and pious means. | BWS 164 |
| 21-Samadristi-140 | 06-10-2012 | If it (Food) is taken meditating all the while on God it will cure all kinds of spiritual diseases and remove things which hinder our progress. | BWS 97 |
| 22-Samadristi-140 | 07-10-2012 | The power of Prana being all pervasive, nothing is free from its influence. It is inside the food as well as outside it. | BWS 163 |
| 23-Samadristi-140 | 08-10-2012 | A man should have the desire of drinking the whole river of spirituality. | SDG 36 |
| 24-Samadristi-140 | 09-10-2012 | If one can sell his heart, i.e. make a gift of it to the Divine Master, hardly anything more remains to be done. | SDG 137 |
| 25-Samadristi-140 | 10-10-2012 | Self surrender is nothing but a state of complete resignation to the will of the master, with total disregard of self. | BWS 258 |
| 26-Samadristi-140 | 11-10-2012 | We get power from our thought. It happens only when we create perfect harmony between things of our making and those of the Divine. | BWS 165 |
| 27-Samadristi-140 | 12-10-2012 | Whatever act you do, do it in the thought "It is the Divine's command and therefore it is my duty to do so", so that the state of remembrance should continue steadfast. | SDG 128 |
| 28-Samadristi-140 | 13-10-2012 | When surrender is perfect the idea of surrender itself is gone, and it becomes completely natural. | SDG 50 |
| 29-Samadristi-140 | 14-10-2012 | Acquiring mastery over a certain condition is nothing but merging in it just like medicine which gets dissolved into the body of a man. | BWS 325 |
| 30-Samadristi-140 | 15-10-2012 | When we surrender ourselves to the Great Master we begin to attract a constant flow of the highest Divine force from Him. | BWS 258 |