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· If you see moon, you see the beauty of God. If you see sun, you see the power of God. If you see yourself in the mirror, you see the best creation of God. Humans are the greatest creation of God. Mountains are God’s majestic thoughts; Stars are God’s brilliant thoughts; flowers are God’s Beautiful thoughts. Humans are His own thoughts.
· God gave you a life by selecting one sperm out of millions of choices. So, you are unique and original and only one master piece. Out of millions God selected one to be your life partner. Your life partner is the greatest wealth you got, save it.
· Life is a gift from God; the way we live is our gift to God.
· Soul uses human body as an instrument to do Karma. Through Karma, one realizes his own divinity through work and duty. “Good Karma(s) are the invisible hinges on the doors of heaven.”
· Man is free to attain any tendency that he may chose. In a garden there is mud, as well as fragrance of flowers. Worms creep in the mud, flies select muck and bees go straight to flowers. Honeybees detect fructose in the tiny hidden flowers. Poisonous snakes create venom out of harmless organic substance. Everyone receives the things of his or her choosing. Humans have a choice to make, be kind or cruel.
· Concept of God is a fundamental element in the human constitution. While God gifted us with life, He did not promise, “Skies always blue, Flowers in the pathways, Sun without rain, joy without sorrow. But God promised: Strength for the day, Rest for the labor; light for the way, Grace for the trails; Help from above, Unfailing Sympathy, Undying Love.”
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Ram Malik
Ram Malik, an engineer by education, devoted his life to understanding the relationship between the soul and the Supreme by undertaking an in-depth study of the Gita, the Vedas, the Upanishads, and Hindu philosophy. Inspired by great thinkers and scholars, he realized the profound truth that spiritual knowledge is the highest form of wealth—one that grows even more when shared. As stated in the Shrimad Bhagavad Gita :
“Na hi jnanen sadrisham pavitramih vidyate.”(Indeed, there is nothing in this world as purifying as knowledge.)
With the grace of the Creator, the blessings of nature, and the support of friends, he continued his spiritual practice on this path, firmly believing that this endeavor would lead him to supreme joy and inner fulfillment.
