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Mankind
is engaged in an eternal quest for that "something
else" he hopes will bring him happiness, complete
and unending. For those individual souls who have
sought and found God, the search is over: He is that
Something Else.
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--Paramahansa Yogananda
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Success is not a simple matter; it cannot be
determined merely by the amount of money and
material possessions you have. The meaning of
success goes far deeper. It can only be measured by
the extent to which your inner peace and mental
control enable you to be happy under all
circumstances. That is real success.
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--Paramahansa Yogananda
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There are three kinds of illness: physical, mental,
and spiritual.
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Physical sickness is due to different forms of toxic
conditions, infectious disease, and accidents.
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Mental sickness is caused by fear, worry, anger, and
other emotional inharmonies.
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Soul sickness is due to man’s ignorance of his true
relationship with God.
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Ignorance is the supreme disease. When one banishes
ignorance he also banishes the causes of all
physical, mental, and spiritual disease. My guru,
Sri Yukteswarji, often said, “Wisdom is the greatest
cleanser.”
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--Paramahansa Yogananda
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Man's word is Spirit in man. Spoken words are sounds
occasioned by the vibrations of thoughts; thoughts are
vibrations sent forth by the ego or by the soul.
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I am not this
body, which changes and passes away. I am not this mind,
which knows nothing but change. I am the immortal, blissful
soul, ever one with Thee.
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--given by
Brother Ishtananda
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Speech without soul force is like husks without corn.
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--Scientific Healing Affirmations
Intuition
is soul guidance, appearing naturally in man during those instants
when his mind is calm....The goal of yoga science is to calm the
mind, that without distortion it may hear the infallible counsel of
the Inner Voice.
--Paramahansa Yogananda
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Spiritual Marriage
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What is the true purpose of marriage? Is happiness the most
important reason to marry? Or to avoid loneliness? How can a
marriage become a spiritual marriage?
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Where God Is
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In Paramahansa Yogananda’s poem, “Where I Am,” the Speaker
of the poem is God. And in this poem God tells His listener
exactly where He is.
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The Efficacy of Silence
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About silence Paramahansa Yogananda has said, "What joy
awaits discovery in the silence behind the portals of your
mind no human tongue can tell."
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Sri Daya Mata’s
Only Love
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Everything Daya Mata does reflects the discipline she
learned at the feet of the great spiritual leader
Paramahansa Yogananda. Her books are filled with love.
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Sri Daya Mata: Fifty-Two Years of Service
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She thought she would be a nurse or a nun, because she had a
strong desire to realize God, but who could help her reach
her goal?
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Autobiography of a Yogi:
Toys, Toes,
and a Large Family
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Paramahansa Yogananda's Autobiography of a Yogi
has
become a spiritual classic, studied in universities as well
as by spiritual seekers worldwide.
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Healing Through Spiritual Science
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Scientific Healing Affirmations: Theory and Practice of
Concentration
is a practical book by Paramahansa Yogananda, teaching
concentration in service of healing.
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Our Changing, Turbulent World
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Paramahansa Yogananda's teachings offer a scientific method
for outsmarting changes that keep us nervous, frustrated,
and dissatisfied in this turbulent, changing world.
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Controlling Our Own Selves
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Spirituality is the study of the self--not the egoistic,
selfish self, but the true self which is the soul. All
spiritual leaders remind us of this important fact.
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Maya’s Delusion
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Even though the power of mayic shadows is very strong, the
power to transcend them is even stronger when we understand
their value in educating and entertaining us.
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The Spiritual Altar
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Many skeptics believe spirituality is merely based on
imagination. They fail to realize that spirituality at its
deepest and most useful level is based on science.
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Living for Spirit
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Paramahansa Yogananda's poem portrays the attitude of the
spiritual aspirant who understands the spiritual goal of
realizing the divine nature within.
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Swami Sri Yukteswar
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Sri Yukteswar is the author of 'The Holy Science', a useful
comparison of the Holy Bible and Hindu scriptures.
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The Body as Tattered Clothing
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Paramahansa Yogananda's two poems, "The Tattered Dress" and
"Tattered Garment," portray the act of dying as shedding old
clothing.
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Remembering Soul Power
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How to stay motivated to pursue your spiritual path is ever
a returning challenge. The key is to embrace the reminders
and then journey on.
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Yogananda’s "The Harvest"
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In Paramahansa Yogananda's poem, "The Harvest," the speaker
metaphorically compares the beauty of the autumn sky with
the inner beauty of the spiritual sky.
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An Invalid Classification: Sexual
Orientation
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Paramahansa Yogananda, a human being is a soul who has a
body. The soul is immortal, thus permanent. The body is
perishable, thus temporary. Doesn’t identifying more
strongly with the perishable body than with the immortal
soul cripple spiritual striving?
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