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way? For how long can you move other people and things out of your path? That is not the way. Apna rasta banate jao. Apna rasta banake nikalte jao. Do not try to move others; rather find your way between the others and around them. Make your own path, but do not worry about moving others. Find your own way in the midst of the chaos. In our lives we frequently get frustrated and broken by feeling that others are blocking our way and thwarting our path. We blame their presence and their actions for our own failure. We explain to ourselves that we would have been able to succeed if only they had let us, if only they had moved out of the way for us. We try to push people and obstacles aside to clear a way for ourselves in life. However, obstacles never stop coming. People who are jealous never stop trying to block our path. For how long can we try to move them aside? How many obstacles, how many enemies can we try to push away? The answer is to simply find our own way, around them, between them. If they are blocking the path on the right, we walk on the left. If they are blocking the path on the left, we walk on the right. We must be more concerned about finding our own way rather than focusing on moving all of those whom we think are blocking our path. For those who are pure in mind, thought and deed, there will always be a path in which to walk. The path may be narrow at times and it may seem that obstacles and enemies line both sides. But we must humbly and sincerely make our own way on the path of life. We must just keep walking the path of our dharma, the path of righteousness, the path of honesty, purity and piety without worrying about those who try to block our way. So much of our precious time, energy and focus are wasted in the futile task of trying to remove obstacles and other people from our path. It is not necessary. Find your own path around the obstacles. Find your own path around the enemies. Do not try to push them aside or push them down or fight them for the right of way. Rather, carefully examine the situation and see where the path is clear. Then, choose that path and continue on your way. The more attention we give to those who are trying to sabotage us and trying to thwart our progress, the less time and energy we have to walk to right path. In that way, then, the enemies win, for they have stolen our peace of mind, our tranquility, our joy and also our time. Instead of trying to fight them out of the way, we must remain humble, pure and single-minded on the goal. If we can see our destination clearly then we will always be able to find a path in which to walk. So, keep the destination firm in your mind. Stay focused on the goal and nikalte chale, nikalte chale jao [move around the obstacles and continue on the path.]. DROPS DROPS OF OF NECT NECTAR NECT AR 276 DROPS DROPS OF OF NECT NECTAR NECT AR 277
PIECES SENT BY OTHERS (We offer our appreciation to those who have forwarded these important pieces to us, and we apologize where the name of an author is unknown) DROPS DROPS OF OF OF NECT NECTAR NECT NECTAR AR 279
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Drops of Nectar Fourth Edition A Co
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Swami Chidanand Saraswati,2004, Dro
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Pieces Sent by Others Give, by Kahl
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Thus, in these pages you will find
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INTRODUCTION I have been blessed be
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face, I knew that what He was going
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SEPTEMBER 11, 2001 - ITS MEANING, I
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and that our ears can process the s
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We must look deeper than treaties,
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consumption are raised distinctly d
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those hormones (which are the same
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a great risk of developing infectio
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in the middle of the room, closing
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of everything unto Me, you will be
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attaining God realization. As an an
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Yes, of course, souls can come back
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However, it is crucial to pause and
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take fruit, nuts and milk without l
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with sumptuous, cooked meals prepar
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not, similarly these moral and ethi
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principles and laws. Remember what
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There was once a huge elephant cros
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So, then, the root to success in li
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found not in the acquisition, but r
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poverty to you. But, if you look a
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in a boat to cross the water and sp
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is what is needed. There is a beaut
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MEIN TO KAB SE TERI SHARAN MEIN HUN
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should be a minute to minute, momen
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says, “Bhagwad Gita Kinchidadhita
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than Jayant and they pursued him re
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mother, this means treating her wit
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However, it must be remembered that
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However, the library is silent. It
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His work is flowing through you, wh
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What do I want out of life? What is
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e to carry a gun to protect himself
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They are the chains of our attachme
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CORPORAL PUNISHMENT Corporal punish
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understand. Instead, she would simp
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There is a story that goes as follo
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Gujaratis marrying Gujaratis, Punja
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do our sadhana, perform our duties
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