Moumeeta

“We must remember that our intellect itself is an
outgrowth of our vasanas (inherent nature). The
logic stems from our nature. The logic has not,
independently, formed a conclusion. Once we have a
conclusion it is very easy to build up logic to get to
that conclusion.”
― Janki Santoke, How Do You Know What You Know?: Manage Thoughts, Manage Life

“Higher knowledge reviews goals and aspirations. It goes to first principles. When one thus starts considering the whole picture, one develops what are known as values. Values refer to what a person deems important, to his understanding of life. When that is adjusted, there is no further grumbling or agitation.”
― Janki Santoke

“Our behavior maybe influencing others’ behavior and therefore our conclusions that ‘people are like that only’ are often the result of biased sampling.”
― Janki Santoke, How Do You Know What You Know?: Manage Thoughts, Manage Life

“Irrational beliefs are of two types: Hiranyagarbha, the conditioned, how we are influenced by the world. Manas, the impulsive, how we are influenced by our own mind.”
― Janki Santoke, How Do You Know What You Know?: Manage Thoughts, Manage Life