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“The method of meditation presented here allows you to take the ideals you respond to and gradually, gracefully, make them part of your character and your life.”
EKNATH EASWARAN (1910–1999)
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“I must have heard the Gita recited thousands of times when I was growing up, but
I don’t suppose it had any special significance for me then. Not until I went to
college and met Mahatma Gandhi did I begin to understand why nothing in the
long, rich stretch of Indian culture has had a wider appeal, not only within
India but outside as well. Today, after more than thirty years of devoted study,
I would not hesitate to call it India’s most important gift to the world.”
From the introduction to The Bhagavad Gita by Eknath Easwaran
September 3
“Grant what thou commandest and then command what thou wilt.”
–Saint Augustine
Assessing his own inner resources and finding them meager, Augustine strikes a humble bargain with the Lord that has endeared him to spiritual aspirants down the ages. . . .
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