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For those who live self-controlled lives, even coarse food eaten peacefully in sleep-like surrender bestows immortality. Simplicity and discipline lea...
The one who leads the self astray on a wicked path is likened to taming a vicious horse. Losing discrimination is like treating a black serpent playfu...
The yogi who realizes the oneness of the self and the universe through the vision of eternal unity, and contemplates the consciousness-space, attains ...
He who protects both himself and others from great danger, responding to anger with non-anger, acts as a true healer of both.
Fleeing from battle destroys both oneself and the cause. It brings loss, disgrace, and infamy.
The wise person, seeing both self and others clearly, acts courageously. True knowledge lies in sensing the feelings of both self and others.
One who troubles his own self, neglects duties, and harms family, guests, or servants is called a miser and condemned.
Let no one belittle themselves due to past failures. Until death, one must strive for prosperity and never deem it unattainable.
Only through self-discipline and effort can the skilled attain dharma. True happiness doesn’t come from indulgence but from restraint.
People ignore the most profound truth — the self — not realizing it’s beyond logic and only known through deep insight. Instead, they chase illusions ...
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