Tag: Yogi Bhajan

A spiritual man is the one who lives for Infinity and whose presence creates peace.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)

“Self-reliance conquers any difficulty.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)

“Working by heart means using your feelings and emotions to lead you to your spiritual sense of existence.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)

“Fools live in fear, a wise man lives in strength.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)

“We love our discipline more than our own life and deal with the world as a whole. We walk tall and talk tall, as exclusive, straightforward and truthful human beings.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)

“God created every individual by its own right. You cannot rule another human being. One of the greatest curses of man is that he wants to rule another human being.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)

“The sign of love is that it is blind. The first sign of prayer is that it comes from the heart and not the head.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)

“If you give your Self a chance, your Self will give you all the chances.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)

“Prayer is the only power we have. It is my personal individual belief that prayer can change the Universe. Politics and power cannot.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)

“We chant mantras so that our souls may be ignited like candles. We walk in the light of this beauty.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)

“To conquer the unknown you must trust.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)

“You don’t have to learn to be wise. If you just flow you can be successful. Mother Nature will carry you.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)

“The strength of the man does not lie in what he has, but what he can give. Only those can give who have the capacity to tap into the Universe. If the Universe is not in your mind, your heart cannot give.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)

“Every disability is imagined. Every achievement an experience. Develop your courage to overcome your imagined disability.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)

“When we love there are no barriers, no desires, no needs, no wants.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)

“Dharma is the discipline of living the truth; not knowing or reading the truth, not gossiping, discussing it, not the logic of it, not the reason of it.” Yogi Bhajan

 

(via Ram Anand)