Quotes

“There is nothing more powerful than your self. God couldn’t make anything better than you. He took seven days. And prayer gives you yourself. Prayer doesn’t give you God; you are already God.” Yogi Bhajan

 

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“Don’t worry and don’t hurry.” Yogi Bhajan

 

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“The pair of opposites do not effect a yogi – neither praise nor insult.” Yogi Bhajan

 

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“In all darkness, there is a light and in all light there is a darkness.” Yogi Bhajan

 

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“A time will come when you shall meet your teacher for a tenth of a second. When you see your teacher, you will feel it in your heart, not your head. That is the end, beginning and middle of it.” Yogi Bhajan

 

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“If you make your body strong, really strong, it can fight off anything.” Yogi Bhajan

 

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“If God wants you to know, God will tell you. Don’t question Him; just be.” Yogi Bhajan

 

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“The intellect is always releasing thoughts. At the same time, the soul has a presence that induces the mind to serve it by releasing thoughts aligned with its intention.” Yogi Bhajan

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“Each action has a reaction we call karma. That impact is recorded as momentum in your mind. Each action creates more actions like it or like its polarity. There is a whole mechanism. Each thought when acted upon creates a cosmic echo. It has to have a consequence. That is the action of karma.” Yogi Bhajan

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“Whenever you can act in reality to the thought at its structural essence, you gain power over those thoughts, and the power to manifest or to block the manifestation of those thoughts.” Yogi Bhajan

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“Each one is a Saint.
Each one is a whole.
Yogi loves everyone.
Yogi loves every soul.”
Yogi Bhajan

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“Each thought that is produced in the intellect is like a well-crafted sculpture. It has its own form, its own dimension, and its own internal structure.” Yogi Bhajan

 

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“The idea is to just stop. Just wait. Don’t react. Therein lies the whole universe. Just don’t react.” Yogi Bhajan

 

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“If the thought that is issued from the intellect does not perfectly agree with the long established momentum of the mind, the mind reacts by projecting a particular blend of colors around that thought. That color then interacts with the personality, projection, and interactions of that individual.” Yogi Bhajan

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“Individuals, through their experience in the world, and through their reactions to their own mental phenomena, create various impressions that are recorded in the subconscious and the superconscious minds. This accumulation of actions and reactions creates a kind of momentum in the mind. So the mind does not start from zero. It has a perception already focused on specific categories or features of experience, even before a thought is generated.” Yogi Bhajan

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“The tattvas give a condition to the mind, and the mind can balance the tattvas. It is a back and forth relationship. These five tattvas give qualities to the manifestation of mind into our senses, actions, and perceptions.” Yogi Bhajan

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