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“Happiness is discovered when you have mastered the art of connecting with the divinity within you.”
― Vishwanath, 7 Common Signs of a Spiritual Awakening

“The fastest and quickest way to change is to take mental flight. Raise your spirit. Soar high.”
― Sri Vishwanath, Give Up Your Excess Baggage : 24 Simple Mind Exercises That Great Men & Women Effectively Use Every Single Day

“Essential Secret No. 1 If you want to read your own thoughts, you need to have fewer thoughts in your mind.”
― Vishwanath, The Special Skills To Getting Things Done: A Practical Guide To Think Less, Achieve More

“When the water in a tank is polluted, all taps will only give polluted water. Your heart is the tank. When it is filled with good thoughts and feelings, all that comes out of the senses - your speech, your vision, your actions - will be pure.”
― Vishwanath, How to Meditate Effortlessly-Deep Meditation Experience to feel great,enjoy your own company and take faster decisions in life.

“When we are facing an uncomfortable event in our life we lay the whole blame on the people involved in the event and forget the fact that we might have voluntarily chosen the painful experience to evolve into a better being. A”
― Vishwanath, The Power of the Vedas- The Spiritual Guide That Was 5500 Years In The Making.

“In the end there are no good or wicked people. There are only ignorant people.”
― Vishwanath, How Your Spiritual Choices Impact Your Destiny: A fascinating philosophical mystery of mans struggle for higher knowledge

“Faith and love will accompany you. Courage and strength will sit on your shoulders and inspiration and divine insight will lead your way to allow you to make the best choices in your life. Life will no longer be a mystery; doubt will no longer consume much of your attention. Problems will still exist, but they will not blur your vision of life. Problems will no longer define your life and the force of goodness coupled with the love for the spirit will find its way into every area of your life and influence and correct it as needed.”
― Vishwanath, The Special Skills To Getting Things Done: A Practical Guide To Think Less, Achieve More

“beings who exclusively meditate on me and who worship me elaborately, and who incessantly apply themselves to meditation I carry for them prosperity and security”
― Vishwanath, 7 Common Signs of a Spiritual Awakening

“Silence is a powerful and magical tool capable of providing you most of the things you really need. Silence is not an event, an action, or a thought. Silence is a powerful, mystical, and magical force that recreates intense and wonderful moments for you by helping you get in touch with the life force of the universe.   Silence is nothing but delaying your next thought.   Please read that ten times.”
― Vishwanath, The Special Skills To Getting Things Done: A Practical Guide To Think Less, Achieve More

“Stick to high energy people, high energy places and connect to the most wonderful spot within you - your soul.”
― Vishwanath, The Power of Change -64 Principles to deconstruct your past and transform your present

“God is not a belief. He is the highest law which runs this universe.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“This is a story about a pregnant lioness who gave birth to a baby lion before suddenly dying while attacking a flock of sheep. Taking pity on the cub, the sheep brought the young lion up. The lion ate grass and not meat, and bleated like a sheep. In time, it became a big, full-grown lion, but the lion still thought it was a sheep.   One day another lion came in search of prey, and was astonished to find that in the midst of this flock of sheep was a lion, fleeing like the sheep at the approach of danger. He tried to get near the sheep-lion to tell it that it was not a sheep but a lion but the poor animal fled at his approach. However, he watched his opportunity, and one day found the sheep-lion sleeping.   He approached it and said, "You’re a lion."   "I’m a sheep," bleated the other lion.   The lion dragged him towards a lake and said, "Look! There is my reflection and yours."   Then came the comparison. The sheep-lion looked at both reflections, and realized he was indeed a lion. He let out a mighty roar. The bleating was gone, never to return.”
― Vishwanath, The Power Of Visualization : Meditation Secrets That Matter The Most

“If spiritual laws are known, practised and perfected by every being there would be better appreciation for all religions, more respect and love for one another , and peace in this world.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“you can practise delaying your reaction in the screen of time you can relish the beauty of the spirit.”
― Vishwanath, How Your Spiritual Choices Impact Your Destiny: A fascinating philosophical mystery of mans struggle for higher knowledge

“Krishna advises that we shouldn’t waste our time asking needless questions and getting buried in the concepts.”
― Vishwanath, 7 Common Signs of a Spiritual Awakening

“Before the sun, the moon and the earth Before the stars or the comets free, Long before Time was ever born. I was, I am and I will be….                                                                                                                                                                         Swami Vivekananda”
― Vishwanath, How to Meditate Effortlessly-Deep Meditation Experience to feel great,enjoy your own company and take faster decisions in life.

“love as a channel for distributing or expressing your innate goodness to others. This is very much possible.”
― Vishwanath, 7 Common Signs of a Spiritual Awakening

“Deconstructing the baggage is nothing but renouncing your current qualities”
― Vishwanath, How Your Spiritual Choices Impact Your Destiny: A fascinating philosophical mystery of mans struggle for higher knowledge

“Remember Purusha. When I forget the goal and the battlefield I get caught in the battle. When I remember Purusha I rise above Prakarti.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“Whenever you have anything in abundance you tend to take it for granted and fail to see the source of that abundance.”
― Vishwanath, How Your Spiritual Choices Impact Your Destiny: A fascinating philosophical mystery of mans struggle for higher knowledge

“From this point on do not focus your attention too much on actions. Actions by themselves do not mean anything and focusing on implementing actions is a waste of time without powerful thoughts. Understand that the strength of your impressions and intentions lend power to your thoughts. Work on them. As you progress in this direction, you will be gifted with this unique force of goodness which will help you identify your dreams and assist you in aligning your personality towards them. This force will help you attract all those great thoughts and create the necessary climate to help you fulfill your goals with zero effort.”
― Vishwanath, The Special Skills To Getting Things Done: A Practical Guide To Think Less, Achieve More

“Feel happy realising:-You are not your thoughts.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“that is what Krishna reveals when he says we are bound by our nature and our nature forces us to ask questions. You are not your nature. Your nature is influenced by your past thoughts and you’re not your past thoughts. If you observe all your thoughts you’ll soon find out that your thoughts are influenced by your environment both physically and mentally.”
― Vishwanath, 7 Common Signs of a Spiritual Awakening

“Similarly, you have to train yourself to observe your past experiences and not rush to relate yourself to them.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“मुहब्बत में हमारा दिल तो पहले ही जख्मी था, तिस पर जनाब नासेह ने आकर नसीहतों की बौछार करकर के हमारा जख्म और भी ताजा कर दिया. पर कोई हमारे महबूब से पूछे कि हमारे तड़पने से उन्हें क्या मिला.”
― Vishwanath, Mirza Ghalib

“little fish wants to flee from its enemies in the water. How does it do so? Assume that this tiny fish is going to die the next moment as a big fish is about to eat it.  What could be the last thought of the little fish? Think about some possible solutions. ……………(?) …………… (?) THE FISH THOUGHT: If I had known how to evolve wings and become a bird I could have flown away from the enemies in the water. Notice carefully what the little fish thought. He said, “If I could evolve wings and become a bird I could fly. The fish didn’t think that it wanted to get rid of all the big fishes surrounding it or change the immediate environment in the water.  It was interested just in its own evolution.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“How can I change my attitude? How can I get rid of my anger? How can I overcome procrastination, and how can I be more loving and caring towards others? Instead, Krishna says you don’t need to change, overcome , or get rid of anything. You simply need to identify the agent of change operating within you and learn to disassociate yourself from it. The moment you do that you would no longer be bound by the qualities of that agent.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“The Zero Effort Model is based on twelve universal principles:   1. I want to be happy and successful in my life.   2. I am aware that I do not need a thought to be happy and wise. I need a thought only to be successful in life. Happiness is a moment and success is a circumstance/event in my life.   3. I am convinced that it is much easier to first train myself to be happy and wise and then to go after success.   4. I will no longer worry about results. I will no longer worry about the actions that lead to results. I will no longer worry about the thoughts that give strength to my actions. I will work only on creating great impressions and forming noble intentions.   5. I will start my day by visiting feel-good areas.   6. I feel good about myself when I create great impressions and form noble intentions. This gives me the strength to discriminate between a thought, the feelings associated with the thought, and the present moment. I understand that this discrimination is vital for helping me lead a happy life without effort.   7. As my power of discrimination slowly increases my dependency on the mind decreases.   8. I notice that the gap between my two thoughts gradually widens when I become less dependent on my mind. When this happens, I become more alert.   9. I begin to spend more time in the present moment, which gives me terrific strength and makes me feel very good about myself. As I progress in this direction, my days are filled more with moments and less with thoughts.   10. I gradually allow the moments to direct the circumstances of my life.   11. Only when I have allowed the moments to direct the circumstances of my life will I finally command my mind to generate the thoughts that will help me achieve my goals.   12. I will be successful in every area of my life. I will work, but my work will be free from effort. I will think, but my thoughts will no longer have any affect on me. I will achieve all my goals, but the goals will no longer bring responsibility to me.   Through these twelve principles, you will learn the fine art of being happy, wise, and successful in your life with zero effort.”
― Vishwanath, The Special Skills To Getting Things Done: A Practical Guide To Think Less, Achieve More

“That which observes is Purusha and that which chooses and experiences is Prakarti.   There is only one sin in this world,” Krishna declares. “Thinking about sin is the greatest sin.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita

“You can only become something which you are,” Krishna explains. “You can never become something which you are not.”
― Vishwanath, The Secret of Bhagavad Gita