“Everything happening is a lesson, a message.” Yogi Bhajan
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“When a human acts under impulse…” Yogi Bhajan
“When a human acts under impulse, as an animal, that human shall never be redeemed. You have to act under intuition. If that is not developed, then you have to act under your spirit.’ Yogi Bhajan
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“Knowledge, happiness, purity and piety…” Yogi Bhajan
“Consult your spirit, your soul on everything.” Yogi Bhajan
“To conquer the unknown you must trust.” Yogi Bhajan
“Service creates permanent love and friendship…” – Yogi Bhajan
“In the Age of Aquarius, the depression and stress on mankind…” – Yogi Bhajan
“The purpose of life is to watch and experience living…” – Yogi Bhajan
“If your mind goes along with you it is a blessing…” – Yogi Bhajan
“The classification of prayer is this:…” – Yogi Bhajan
“Love will always make you wise…” – Yogi Bhajan
“When you are calm, quiet and sensitive…” – Yogi Bhajan
‘When you are calm, quiet and sensitive then you can expand. But when you are irritated, phobic, fearful, insensitive, and neurotic, you can’t achieve anything.” Yogi Bhajan
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“The first sign of love is that it is blind…” – Yogi Bhajan
“The first 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
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“You can have a healthy, happy, holy, wholesome life…” – Yogi Bhajan
“You can have a healthy, happy, holy, wholesome life in which you can perceive in yourself the contentment of existence.” Yogi Bhajan
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“Love is consistent memory…” – Yogi Bhajan
“Love is consistent memory. With each breath, it comes, it lives, it excels in you.” Yogi Bhajan
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“When you do not consciously relate to your body…” – Yogi Bhajan
“When you do not consciously relate to your body, your mind does not relate consciously to you.” Yogi Bhajan
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