The Mind Of An Ordinary Man Is

All Thoughts, Desires, Conventions, Attachments Which Come From Outside Must Be Ruthlessly Pushed Away.

Peace Is The First Condition, Without Which Nothing Else Can Be Stable.

Hinduism... Gave Itself No Name, Because It Set Itself No Sectarian Limits; It Claimed No Universal Adhesion, Asserted No Sole Infallible Dogma, Set Up No Single Narrow Path Or Gate Of Salvation; It Was Less A Creed Or Cult Than A Continuously Enlarging Tradition Of The Godward Endeavour Of The Human Spirit. An Immense Many-sided Many-staged Provision For A Spiritual Self-building And Self-finding, It Had Some Right To Speak Of Itself By The Only Name It Knew, The Eternal Religion, Sanatana Dharma.

After Having Stopped The Lower Activities Of The Mind, It Must Be Made Receptive; And, Instead Of Weaving All Kinds Of Empty And Idle Thoughts, The Mind Should Receive Intuitions From Above.

What I Cannot Do Now Is The Sign Of What I Shall Do Hereafter. The Sense Of Impossibility Is The Beginning Of All Possibilities. Because This Temporal Universe Was A Paradox And An Impossibility, Therefore The Eternal Created It Out Of His Being.