"Service is done for His pleasure and work you do because of your own satisfaction and with some motive to gain something."
"You have to like what he (guru) is doing because he doesn't have material liking in this life."
"And following means following his instructions, what he says, be truthful to him, have the same interest and always consider oneself as the servant, which means always have the guru in the vision externally and internally and follow his ideals. That's the meaning of oneness."
"We should be like trees: self-sufficient, protecting and tolerant."
"That is the only way one can become free from the material existence: to have exactly the same interest and goal keeping nothing for oneself. That is the meaning of being free from all cheating propensity or being truthful, honest and sincere."
"In our case, vyavaharika itself is paramarthika."
"Avajna means to disrespect, not to accept the fact that the guru exists and that he is superior, and therefore consider oneself as superior or one's own existence as more important than the guru's."
"The basis of cheating (kaitava) is attachment to the material body, because that is not our svarupa."
"That following means doing everything as favourable as one does favourable things to one's own self."
"You have to like what he (guru) is doing because he doesn't have material liking in this life."
"And following means following his instructions, what he says, be truthful to him, have the same interest and always consider oneself as the servant, which means always have the guru in the vision externally and internally and follow his ideals. That's the meaning of oneness."
"We should be like trees: self-sufficient, protecting and tolerant."
"That is the only way one can become free from the material existence: to have exactly the same interest and goal keeping nothing for oneself. That is the meaning of being free from all cheating propensity or being truthful, honest and sincere."
"In our case, vyavaharika itself is paramarthika."
"Avajna means to disrespect, not to accept the fact that the guru exists and that he is superior, and therefore consider oneself as superior or one's own existence as more important than the guru's."
"The basis of cheating (kaitava) is attachment to the material body, because that is not our svarupa."
"That following means doing everything as favourable as one does favourable things to one's own self."
