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>  Success or achievement is not the final goal. It is the 'spirit' in which you act that puts the seal of beauty upon your life.

> Do the best and leave the rest.

>  Efficiency is the capacity' to bring proficiency into expression.

>  Brood less, smile more and serve all.

> The tragedy of human history is decreasing happiness in the midst of increasing comforts.

> The highest form of grace is silence.

>  Out of purity and silence come the words of power.

> The cultured give happiness wherever they go. The uncultured whenever they go.

>  Faults become thick when love is thin.

>  Comfort - comes as guest, lingers to become the host and stays to enslave us.

>  Disappointment can come only to those who make appointment with the future.

>  Temper takes you to trouble, pride keeps you there.

>  Not to do what you feel like doing is freedom.

>  To be angry is to revenge the faults of others on ourselves.

>  A successful man is one who can lay a firm foundation with the bricks that others throw at him.

>  He who submits to discipline is a disciple.

>  Happiness depends on what you can give and not on what you can get.

>  In all adversities there is always in its depth, a treasure of spiritual blessings secretly hidden.

>  If I rest, I rust.

> Sin is never in action, it is always in reaction.

> 'Moksha' is not 'Freedom from Action' but 'Freedom in Action.

> Faith is, to believe what you do not see', the reward of which is, 'you see what you believed'.

> To understand anything is to find in it something which is our own.

>  'Surrender in spite of Freedom' is the way of wise men.

>  Don't put the key to your happiness in someone else's pocket.

>  Silently hear everyone. Accept what is good. Reject and forget what is not. This is intelligent living.

>  In life to handle yourself use your head but to handle others use your heart.

> Everybody exists. It is only the few who live.

> We may often give without love but we can never love without giving.

> Without devotion, knowledge is tasteless. Without knowledge, devotion is mere empty idol worship.

> Don't expect them to fully understand you. They won't: So demonstrate with results what they would not understand with words!

> When the time of judgment comes, we shall not he asked what we have read but what we have done.

> Spirituality is neither the privilege of the poor nor dies luxury of the rich. It is the choice of the wise man.

> The real men of achievement are people who have the heroism to fuel more and more enthusiasm in their work when they face more and more difficulties.

> The glory of life is not in never falling. The true glory consists in rising each time we fall.

> The greatness in an ideology is not, in fact, in the ideology but it is in the subject which lives that ideology.

> When opportunity knocks, we are either out or sleeping in.

> One single ideal can transform a listless soul into a towering leader of men.

> To live, you should have an ideal. Man is the roof and crown of creation. He may be tossed about by uncertain storms of life but the solution to it lies in his own efforts in finding an ideal and then raising his personality from die level of petty emotions to the loftier heights of the chosen ideal.

> The secret of success behind all men of achievement lies in the faculty of applying their intellect in all their activities, without being misled by any surging emotions or feelings. The secret of success in life lies in keeping the head above the storms of the heart.

> Strange! Wealth estranges us all. It is all very strange, the money psychology! When you have not got any, you will pant to get some! When you get some, you grow jealous of others who have more and feel conceited among those who have less!

> Spiritual unfoldment cannot take place merely because of an intellectual appreciation of the theory of perfection. Evolution takes place only when a corresponding change in the subjective life is accomplished.

> There is no companion like solitude. One who knows how to tune himself to the inner silence even in the midst of the din and roar of die marketplace enjoys a most recreative solitude.

> The average man looks up at night and sees thousands and thousands of twinkling stars, each different from the others.   A man of wisdom and achievement perceives the one light behind the dark dome of the night-sky, whose incandescence peeps at us through all the holes in the night-dome!