A man who performs his duties with complete knowledge, selflessness and devotion, gets the blessings of the Supreme Lord.
A momentary spiritual repose experienced by mind is more valuable than an inexhaustible treasure of wealth.
A man whose heart is free from doubt and away from passion, attains the supernatural powers of the Supreme Lord.
A man whose mind gets free from hatred completely, becomes the supreme devotee.
A man who wants to elevate his life, should be inquisitive and inquire into the truth. One should be alert in the sense of inquiry.
A man, who performs all his duties with courage and patience, experiences success and achieves the goal.
A man who thinks of the different forms of God selflessly, gets the blessings and sympathy of the Supreme Lord.
A man who thinks of God with total devotion, God himself takes care of the welfare of those devotees.
A man, who struggles without involving in desire, anger or hatred, he forges no bonds of the activities and becomes free.
A man who leads his life calmly and remains devoted to the God, starts obtaining all the superior things.
A man who performs all his duties, can experience the ultimate happiness and divine peace.
A man who maintains mental and emotional balance even in the adverse situations, gets rid of all his worries.
A man who keeps positive and optimistic thoughts, always remains happy and gets rid of all the darkness.
A man, who has mastered his senses, is exclusively devoted to his practice and is full of faith, attains knowledge.
One who is able to control all his desires through meditation, experiences the spiritual level.
A person should have firm faith and trust in God, so that his heart gets colorful with the divine hue of devotion to the Lord.
Brightness of spirituality makes a devotee bright like a fire which in turn enlightens the whole world around him.
Blessed are the ones who spread noble thoughts and goodwill and distribute spiritual literature in the society.
Attachment causes fear, grief and bondage in the beginning while it brings remorse in the end as the additional gift.