The practice of expanding love to all living creatures produces elevated states of cosmic joy.

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Wherever one may be, whatever is the place, whoever the people will be, one must think that one is in …

To see the Light before oneself is one state; to be merged into it is another, and is superior.

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We cannot see the Truth and continue to be that which we were before we saw it.

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Intuition tells us what to do; reason tells us how to do it.

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Change your perspective and with this “the kingdom of heaven shall be given to you as a bonus.”

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The intellect can perceive that which pertains to reality, but not reality itself.

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The most exquisite function of the intellect is to point the way to the living and real consciousness of the …

Right reflection is not only an intellectual quality; it is almost a moral virtue.

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The idea that totally harmonious human relations can be established between human beings still dominated by selfishness, is illusory.

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A high degree of refinement in moral attitudes, in conduct and in the mind indicates not only a human quality, …

The one who is able to detach themselves from emotion, even while continuing to feel it, becomes the true master …

To love the Divine is our primary responsibility.

Adapted from the book “Perspectives,” by Paul Brunton, Larson Publications