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That word which all the Vedas record, which all penances proclaim, which men desire when they live as religious disciples, that word I tell thee briefly, it is OM.  +
The Higher Self knows that highest home of Brahman, which contains all and shines so bright. The wise who without desiring happiness worship that SELF, are not born again.  +
The Sage who knows Brahman moves on; on the small, old path that stretches far away, rests in the heavenly place, and thence moves higher on.  +
The altar on which the sacrifice is offered is Man; the fuel is speech itself, the smoke the breath, the light the tongue, the coals the eye, the sparks the ear.  +
The avaricious go not to the world of the gods (devas), for the fool commands no charity.  +
The being of the gods, and their concern in human affairs, is beyond dispute.  +
The best of medicines is death; the worst of diseases is vain anticipation.  +
The best policy for a man is not to boast of his virtues.  +
The best possession of the man of clay is health; the highest virtue of the man of spirit is truthfulness.  +
The brave man of whose prowess all men stand in need, will never be distressed by adversaries.  +
The calumniator is like one who flings dirt at another when the wind is contrary, the dirt does but return on him who threw it.  +
The consciousness of good, which neither gold,<br> Nor sordid fame, nor hope of heavenly bliss,<br> Can purchase; but a life of resolute good,<br> Unalterable will, quenchless desire<br> Of universal happiness; the heart<br> That beats with it in unison; the brain<br> Whose ever-wakeful wisdom toils to change<br> Reason's rich stores for its eternal weal.<br> This "commerce" of sincerest virtue needs<br> No mediative signs of selfishness,<br> No jealous intercourse of wretched gain,<br> No balancings of prudence, cold and long: –<br> In just and equal measure all is weighed;<br> One scale contains the sum of human weal,<br> And one, THE GOOD MAN'S HEART!  +
The contentious man induces antagonism; people cannot often repress anger when contending with fools.  +
The discovery and right use of the true essence of Being – this is the whole secret of life.  +
The dog howls at the moon, but the moon heeds it not; be like the moon.  +
The eagle catcheth not flies; but even the eagle is disturbed by them.  +
The envious man is never satisfied, nor can he ever hope to become great.  +
The equal is beautiful in everything, but excess and defect do not appear so.  +
The eternal Spirit is everywhere. It stands encompassing the whole world.  +
The eye is a window which looks into the heart. The brain is a door through which heart escapes.  +