Rabb Jyot > Quotes

“You feel the fragrance of goodness not only in the mere physical presence of a person, but also in the words he uses and the acts he performs. It all leaves you more perfumed.”
― Rabb Jyot, The Freedom of Being Human

“My home is designed in silence & peace.
What other decorations should I seek?

In this journey of nowhere, but within
Those will taste bliss who are meek.

Beyond that where I do not exist
I shall reach without me.

The separated part will finally merge
in the eventual embrace of Thee.”
― Rabb Jyot

“The dignity is not in being born as a human, but in relishing the potential of what one can become as a human and this is where each one of us individually express the freedom of being human”
― Rabb Jyot, The Freedom of Being Human

“As I began painting myself, I
started making connection with
all that was painted around me.

With further immersion into it,
my connection deepened and
I was simply transformed from the
painter to the canvas itself
all observing, all absorbing”
― Rabb Jyot, The Freedom of Being Human

“Bliss of SELF

I floated, I am alive.
I feel like loving all that exists,
For I am romantic in the bliss of self

There is ecstasy, there is joy.
There is surrender and contentment,
For I am euphoric in the bliss of self

Neither fear can terrify me,
Nor grief can suffocate me.
For I am invincible in the bliss of self”
― Rabb Jyot

“Incredible are those whom I seek,
Coming and going touches them not,
makes them not weak,

Rare it appears, as they simply float,
where others seem desperate to fly,
Unintelligible is their contentment,
they exist far away from any cry,

How much I wish to be a part of that
ecstasy and imbibe their treasure,
To others happiness is a necessity,
for them even pain brings pleasure.

O men of faith don’t ask me their religion,
for I know it not,
Love is their only expression,
Love is what they always taught.”
― Rabb Jyot, The Freedom of Being Human

“Be alert and passionate, yet content. Listen to the coded whispers, reflection of the beautiful conspiracy of existence. Catch the faintest vibrations and let them guide you. Don’t judge, have no grudge. Don’t suppress, no need to impress. Be a natural paradox, if that’s what you are. Relax. Ease off. Enjoy your brief stay.”
― Rabb Jyot

“We must appreciate that we all are restricted & hurt by LIFE in some way. However, if as a consequence of that, dissatisfaction engulfs us, it is likely that we will be more alienated from ourselves. This will disconnect us from others too. Take solace in the fact that the hidden purpose of suffering is to bring us close to ourselves by encouraging us to be in tune with NATURE. In doing so, we grasp the essence of what it means to be human & understand what is essential. Once we connect to the essence, we begin to fathom how vast & magnificent each one of us can be & that life is not unfair, but is a remarkable manifestation of a superior intelligence, which works in our favor and not against us.”
― Rabb Jyot

“The whole purpose of existing is to make a continuous shift in consciousness. A revival of focus from the external to the internal. The more deeper each one of us dive internally, the more peace we will exude externally. The prevailing disturbance in the world is a mere reflection of how alienated each one of us is from ourselves & the TRUTH that we inherently carry within us. This widening gap of humanity from TRUTH results in LIES & manipulations and a subsequent distorted & chaotic reality. Where we have reached is a repercussion of what we have become.”
― Rabb Jyot

“The greatest work of art is not painted on a piece of paper or expressed through the words in a book or in the creation of a symphony, but in the refining of the self. The most creative and unparalleled man is that who reaches to the ONE common source behind all the creativity manifested in the Universe through the path of self evolution.”
― Rabb Jyot, The Freedom of Being Human

“The fact that we are alive and blessed with an inherent ability to LOVE must fill us with joy. We don't need any other catalyst to be happy. What can be more liberating than this beautiful realization that at this very moment we can decide to rise above the trivialities & live in change. We can always discard the previously accumulated garbage and make a fresh start in this overall fleeting design before its too late.”
― Rabb Jyot

“Heart is the creator of miracles, which mind often fails to capture through explanation & logic”
― Rabb Jyot, Canvas of Life

“Your seeking is your becoming and it comes with a consequence”
― Rabb Jyot, Canvas of Life

“In the realm of divine, there is no punishment through pain. There is only purification. There is only encouragement to connect with the source. Those who truly loved the Lord removed every bit of obstacle within to manifest Godliness as for them there was no suffering but only God’s will. However, they never tolerated what was meant to be discarded even if it meant sacrificing their lives. It was unconditional surrender, but in dignity not in degradation.”
― Rabb Jyot

“He laughed for a brief second and looked around to check if nobody was there and then asked me, “You really want to know?”

“Yes, I do” I replied. Everything about him was so interesting and mysterious that I wanted to know more.

“Then come closer” He requested.

As I went close to him, he whispered in my ear, “My connection to other dimension appears as madness to them. I see what they cannot see. I feel what they cannot feel. Don’t share with them they won’t believe you” He replied with a wink.”
― Rabb Jyot, Canvas of Life

“There were those who suffered not in fear but flourished in Love. They were not cramped by insecurity but were liberated by contentment. My learning is from them.”
― Rabb Jyot

“Destiny contains seeds of both Design and Direction. It is a dynamic process of what one becomes rather than what one is initially. To make it more clear and distinct from Fate, I may add that what you are is your Fate, but what you become is your Destiny.”
― Rabb Jyot, The Freedom of Being Human

“Who can be truly called religious?”

“A TRUE MAN OF A TRUE RELIGION has no anxiety, fear (Nirbhau) or insecurity for he is always aligned with divine will (Hukam) & lives in acceptance of the same. He feels no hatred (Nirvair) as he knows that all is manifestation of the same light and yet he acknowledges that everyone has different internal states. Rigid external activities, lifeless rituals or societal worship patterns do not excite him, but his conviction lies in the “transformation of self” through understanding & implementation of spiritual knowledge (Gyan Main Dhyaan).”

“Is he a worldly man?”

“Although he is engaged & active in the external world to fulfil his worldly responsibilities, but he lives in contentment (Satt Santokh) within. Although, he is attached to loved ones, but he lives in awareness (Dhyaan) of the transitory nature of everything (Maaya) thus cultivating a detached living without compromising his worldly duties. He does not believe in creating a following, but he feels encouraged to spread the message of TRUTH (Aatam Gyaan) and thus in a world filled with so many excitements, his only true source of joy is contemplation (Shabd Veechar) of TRUTH.”

“In short who is he?”

“Someone who is no longer a victim of inner vices & fluctuations (Bairaag) but has acquired mastery over his mind. To unite with the source (Yog), he contemplated & imbibed the traits of ONE. However, someone like that is extremely rare.”
― Rabb Jyot

“I am the problem myself,
I am the solution as well.

I am the defeated myself,
I am the conqueror as well.

I am the atheist myself,
I am the believer as well.

I am the life myself,
I am the death as well.

I am the God myself,
I am the devil as well.”
― Rabb Jyot, The Freedom of Being Human

“You may resist with hate, but you will come back to Love. You may create the divide, but you will come back to unite. You may identify with chaos, but you will come back to peace. There is no other way out. The cycle of existence will not accept any other response.”
― Rabb Jyot

“Any such work that you take up,
which in the very process of execution,
leads to the transcending of self
is the most sublime of all.
Self disappears, humility reappears.”
― Rabb Jyot, The Freedom of Being Human

“Meera elaborated, “What we consistently create, we ultimately become. If we succumb to temptations often, lust becomes our nature. If we give rise to greed, gluttony becomes our nature. If we beget envy, hatred becomes our nature. You need to be strong”
― Rabb Jyot, Canvas of Life

“The search for eternal TRUTH gradually destroys all your interest in transient lies. The taste of TRUTH is like no other taste. Your whole being gets transformed & you start seeing beyond the visible. Life will never be the same again as the wall of your old perception is shattered. You feel empowered when the realization dawns that there is nothing outside or beyond you. There never was any external worship, but only conditioned illusions. The Truth will bring you back to yourself.”
― Rabb Jyot

“All in all there has always been only one teaching expressed through various traditions, cultures, religious set ups, doctrines at various times and at different geographical locations. Throughout ages it has been the same; the elixir, the alchemy, even for the believers and non-believers, it remains the same. It is called Love”
― Rabb Jyot, The Freedom of Being Human

“All your search, all your question lead you towards the final realization that you yourself are the answer and the finding. You are the meaning behind the words, you are the reality pointed out by them.”
― Rabb Jyot, The Freedom of Being Human

“We may be confined in this small form of flesh, yet we are nothing less than a vast ocean in essence. However, to realize & imbibe that vastness, we must dissolve the waves of turbulence that frequently rise within us & restrict us to a sense of narrow identity, which we then consider as our reality.”
― Rabb Jyot

“To Love people is to make them realize how beautiful they are & to remind them how valuable they can be. It is not only sharing & celebrating when life is blooming, but also restoring faith in them when they experience despair. To Love means to be there in every season & create life together.”
― Rabb Jyot

“Prayer needs to be understood and enacted. Words are for contemplation. Their message should be lived, as implementation is the key. All else is begging from Divine. Selfless work is the best worship, unconditional love the most beautiful prayer. This is what Tejas did and this is how he realized divinity within.”
― Rabb Jyot, The Freedom of Being Human