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SERIES XIII

 

101)       ©Ú® §µn©õP AÔÁx J¸ £Sv.  ÂgbõÛ uß                 Bµõ´a]ø¯ CßÝ® §µn¨£kzuÂÀø» GßQÙº                 £PÁõß ÿ AµÂ¢uº. 

 

He has discovered Energy but must go beyond it.

                Man has not exhausted prayer.

                But he must go beyond it.

 

102)         Society can misuse everyone without a premium which is welfare.                  That tiny token premium will reveal where each one is.

 

            GÆÁÍÄ ]Ô¯ ¤Ÿª¯® PmhÄ® ©Ûuß Â¸¨£¨£h                 ©õmhõß.                 

 

                Man is unwilling to pay a finite commitment for getting Infinity.

 

103)       Bz©õ £USÁ¨£kÁx Gߣx (attitudes, motives) ©Ú® ©õÔ                 ÷|õUP® E¯ºÁuõS®.

 

            E¯º¢x ©õÖÁøu EÒÍ® |õkÁx ÷¯õP®.

 

                Human attitudes changing into higher ones is the soul awakening in                 life.

 

104)         The incapable branding the capable as fraudulent has its subtle truth of his own subconscious reality.

 

            ¤Óº öÁØÔø¯ HØPõu ©Ú® uß ö£¯øµa ö\õÀ¼                 AÁøÚz  vmk®.

 

105)         It is obvious that Mind cannot accomplish this yoga. Not only ego, but                 mind too must disappear.

 

            P¸Â ©Ú® AÀ».

 

                Bz©õ÷Á E›¯ P¸Â.

 

106)       Sk®£zvÀ CµP쯮 Esk.  öÁΰÀ öu›¯õx GÚ |õ®                 {øÚ¨£x uÁÖ. {a\¯©õPz öu›²®. AÁºPÒ {øÚ¨¦                 ÷£õ» öu›²®.

A¢u ChzvÀ AßøÚø¯ HØP ÷Ásk®. A¢u Ch®                 uµ ©ØÓ ChzvÀ   HØ÷£õ®.       

 

                •UQ¯©õÚ ChzvÀ AßøÚø¯ HØP ÷Ásk®.            

 

                The closely guarded secret will be known widely as they wish, not                 necessarily true.  Accept Mother there.

 

107)       ö©´ ö\õÀÁx E¯º¢ux.

            ö£õ´ ö\õÀ»õ©¼¸¨£x E¯º¢uøu ÂhU PiÚ©õÚx.

 

                ö£õ´ ö\õÀ» •i¯õuÁÝøh¯

                ö©´ ¤µ®© \zv¯®.

 

                The Truth of one who is incapable of falsehood is the Truth of Brahman.

 

108)         The most developed subtle organisation is prestige; its lower version is                 self-interest.

 

            ©›¯õøu ö£›¯ `m_© ìuõ£Ú®.

 

            Buõ¯® AuØPkzux.

 

109)         The power of the initiative is powerful. It survives even the first defeat                 even in the second remove.

 

            ö\õÀ £¼US®, HØPõÂmhõÀ AkzuÁºUS¨ £¼US®.              £¼UPõ Âmhõ¾® «sk® Á¸®.

 

                Moopanar was suggested to the Prime Ministership twice.

 

110)         AÍ÷Áõk PõØøÓ AÝ£ÂUP PõØÖ A£›ªu©õP C¸UP                 ÷Ásk®. £n® A£›ªu©õP C¸¢uõÀ uõß AÍ÷Áõk                 Aøu¨ £¯ß £kzu •i²®.

 

            A£›ªu©õÚ £n® AÁ]¯®.

 

                Abundance is essential for use without greed or possessiveness.

 

111)       A®©õ, Gß A¢uµ[P® } AÔÁõ´.

                } AÔÁõ´ GÚ |õß AÔ÷Áß.

                C¸¢x® A[S EßøÚ Cx Áøµ |õß AÝ©vUPÂÀø». 

            AÝ©vUP ©Ú® ÁµÂÀø».

 

                Gß A¢uµ[Pzøu AÈzx }÷¯ Gß A¢uµ[P©õP                 ÷Ásk® GÚ¨ ¤µõºzvUQß÷Óß.      

 

                AP¢øu¯õÚ A¢uµ[P® AßøÚ¯õP ÷Ásk®.                       

 

                May my ego dethroned from the inner sanctum and Mother occupy it.

 

112)         Freedom enables or compels forces that are free to act.

 

            Ch® & uÁÙ©À GkzxU öPõÒͨ£k®.

            Chª¸¢x GkzxU öPõÒÍÂÀø» Gߣ÷u°Àø».

                Chª¸¢uõÀ GkzxU öPõÒÍõ©¼¸UP ©õmhõºPÒ.

 

113)         vÓø© E¯º¢uõÀ £n® ÷ui Á¸®.

 

                uSv vÓø©ø¯z ÷ukQÓx.               

 

                Enhanced capacities attract greater inflow of money.

 

114)       ¤µ£»zøu ©Ú® {¯õ¯©õP |õiྮ, uÁÙx öPmh             ö£¯º Á¸®.

 

            öPmh ö£¯µõÀ Bz©õ •ß÷ÚÓ ÂøÇ£Áº ©Ú®                 ¤µ£»zøu |õk®.

 

                The surface and the depth are in the reverse.

 

115)         The right to fame is felt only by the decadent ego. The capacity to shape                 the universal forces is incapable of exercising this right.

 

            ¤µ£»® ¤Óº u¸® £»®.

 

                E›ø©ø¯ En¸® Áøµ QøhUPõux.

 

116)         Humility or self-awareness is described as the capacity not to interfere in                 another’s affairs.

 

            ¤Óº Âå¯zvÀ uø»°hõ©¼¸US®

                Pmk¨£õk AhUP® BS®.

 

117)         The characteristic trait of ego is to offend and destroy the benefactor after                 receiving the benefit. Each man’s ego has its own mission or destiny.                  He who helps that ego tries to deflect that ego from its allotted path                 which is resented.

 

            J¸Áº Pº©zvÀ uø»°h AkzuÁºUS AÝ©v°Àø».

 

                One can destroy one’s own ego, not others’.

 

118)         Skill is learning by the body, not knowing the process. Yogic knowledge                 of say Time or Space is learning by the body consciousness, not a                 mental information.

 

            Põ›¯® ö\´¯ EhÀ AÔÄ ö£Ó ÷Ásk®.

                EhÀ AÔÄ ö£ÖÁx ÷¯õP®.

 

119)         The perfection of Egypt is occult and that of India is spiritual. It has to                 emerge in Truth and Organisation as values and skills.

 

            ÷©À |õmk ö\ÀÁ® ÷©ö»Ê¢ux.

            Bß«P® ÷©ö»Ê¢uõÀ Aئu® ÂøͲ®.

 

120)       Eh¾US ÷uøÁ¯õÚ £°Ø]²®, EnÄ® u¸® |À»                 ©Ú•ÒÍ £UuÝUS B²Ò AÁß {ºn°¨£x.

 

                £Uv²® £°Ø]²® Eh¾US £µ©£u®.              

 

                Body does not deteriorate if food and exercise are there. Piety cleanses the                 soul of the body.

 

121)         An unbearable headache arises and remains when one tries to overcome                 the intellect. It never leaves one till it is dissolved. 

 

            AÔÄ AP¾® ö£õÊx wµõu uø»Á¼ Á¸®.

 

122)         One who has not become cynical after he is 40 or 50, does have the spark                 in him.  It can be the human spark or divine one.

 

            Eh¾US •ß  E°º CÓ¢x ÂkQÓx.

            E°º •ß÷Ú, EhÀ ¤ß÷Ú.

                40 Á¯vØS ÷©À |À» Sn® A›x.      

 

123)       bõÚ®  £USÁ¨£mhuØS   Aºzu®   Aøuz   ÷ui¨ £»º                 Á¸Áx.

                £Ç® £»ß.

            öÁÍÁõÀ  ÁµõuÁÚx  bõÚ®  £ÊzuuõPõx.

 

124)             HE asked for the boon. The Highest has granted it. Man is free to avail of it. But he is not free. He avails of it in the measure he is unconsciously free. Even that resulted in the abundance he now enjoys.

                Becoming conscious, Evolution will press forward.

Becoming NOT UNCONSCIOUS, man will be chaotically abundant. 

 

            ÷Pmhx, Qøhzx Âmhx.

                AÝ£ÂUP BÒ ÷Ásk®.

 

125)         Theoretically man was free to do anything he chose.  It was true with                 the pioneer. Only in the measure the society enabled the individual,                 did he avail of that freedom so far. That freedom has NOW come to the                 individual.  He can accomplish anything he chooses. Of course, he will                 choose as his personality permits, not as the field enables him.

 

            Cx Áøµ •i¯õux, CÛ •i²®.      

 

126)      ÷Põµ® AßøÚ°ß öPõlµ©õÚ ¹£ªÀø».                 AßøÚ öPõlµzvß ¤ßÝÒÍ öPõÒøÍ              

                Cߣ®.

                öPõlµ® ÷Põmøh°ß ~øÇ Áõ°À.

 

127)       öPõkø©ø¯z uõ[S£Áྮ, B£õ\zøu HØP •i& ¯õx. öPõkø© ©øÓ¨£x CÛø©. B£õ\® Aئuz--vß ©Ö E¸Á®.

               

                Gøu²® ©ÖUS® E›ø© G©UQÀø».      

 

128)       ©mh©õÚ Chzv¾® ©Qø©²sk.

 

129)      PsqUSz öu›¯õuuõÀ CÀø» GÚ¨ö£õ¸ÎÀø».

 

130)         When a problem defies thought, consecration solves it revealing the                 thought that eluded you.

 

            Gmhõu Gsn® \©º¨£nzuõÀ Gmk®.                     

 

131)       Aªºu® QøhUS®. AÝ£ÂUP»õ®.

                ö£ØÖU öPõÒÍ •ßÁ¸£Á¸shõ?          

 

                Aªºu® ö£ÓÄ® BÒ QøhUPõx.           

 

132)         The least important man who actively shun his responsibilities of all types,                 self-styles himself most important and demands he be treated as such.

 

            Ch® öPõkzuõÀ Gøu ÷PmPUThõx Gߣ÷u                                     C¸UPõx.

 

                AºzuªÀ»õ©À, AÍÄ Ph¢x E›ø© ÷Pm£x,                  AÍÄ Ph¢u _u¢vµ® Esk GߣøuU                              PõmkQÓx.

 

133)         Consecration is an organisation of energy to unleash the powers of the                 spirit, suspending the urges of the mind. It responds upto a point and                 slows down before reaching the substance. The mental urge becomes                 playfully violent to use the gathering of forces preventing the further                 penetration into the substance.

 

            \õzv¯©õS® {ø»°À \©º¨£nzøu AÁ\µ® öPkUS®.

 

134)         A broken leg, just because it does not pain, cannot walk. The distance in                 time from non-paining and walking is considerable.

 

            \›¯õPz öu›Áx ÷ÁÖ, \›¯õP C¸¨£x ÷ÁÖ.

 

135)       ¯õº CÓ[Q Á¸Áx, ¯õº ÂmkU öPõk¨£x Gߣx                 ©ÛuÝUS¨ ¤µa]øÚ. G¨£i Põ›¯zøu •i¨£x, |õß                 GÆÁÍÄ CÓ[Q Áµ •i²®, GÆÁÍÄ ÂmkU öPõkUP                 Áõ´¨¦sk Gߣx £UuÝøh¯ Gsn®.

 

            ©ÛuÝUSÒÍ ¤µa]øÚ £UuÝUS Áõ´¨¦.                   

 

136)         Space is Being looking at itself in status. Time is Being looking at itself in                 movement.

 

            CøÓÁß ußøÚ AÔÁx Ch®

               

                uß Aø\øÁ AÔÁx Põ»®.

 

137)         Man rises from physical to vital or mental when the society through its                 organisations or products raise him. He must raise himself.

 

            uõ÷Ú •ß÷ÚÖÁx •ß÷ÚØÓ®.  \‰PzuõÀ E¯ºÁx \‰P                 •ß÷ÚØÓ®.        

 

138)         Torture hurts the body. Meanness scorches the vital. Ridicule rankles                 the mind.

 

            öPõkø©  ÁøuUS®,  ö\õÀ _k®,  ÷P¼  Põ»zvØS®  ©Ú-

øuU  öPkUS®.

 

139)         Ai ©mhzu¾ÒÍ ö£õÊx Bº¨£õmh® B£õ\©õS®. Ax÷Á                         Aئu©õPz öu›²®.             

 

                B£õ\® Aئu©õàÀ, AßøÚ {uº\Ú©õÁõº.         

 

140)       ÷¯õP® \µtPv°À Bµ®¤zx \µtPv°À •iQÓx.

 

                \ºÁ•® \µtPv¯õS®.   

 

141)         Surrender completes the journey in the consciousness. The rest of the                 journey in the substance or in the depth is to be done on our behalf by the                 Divine.

 

            ©Ûu •¯Ø] ÷©À ÷Áø».

            EÒ÷Í ÷£õP Ax ÷£õuõx.

 

142)        

·         It is a revelation to the student he should read.

·         It is a revelation to man he should be truthful.

·         It is equally a revelation to the yogi that he should not be                                   egoistic.

·         It takes a life time to know that surrender is essential

 

            GÎø©¯õÚøu AÔ¯ HÊ uø» •øÓ¯õS®.

 

143)         Capacity for reaction can be under control.  It never dies. Remembering                 past wrongs will quickly revive that capacity, but will not so quickly go                 away.

 

            G›a\À GÎvÀ ÷£õPõx. |õÍõàÀ Á°ØöÓ›a\»õS®.

 

144)         Insurance is the Veritable Mother of the society. Man pays a trickle of a                 premium for a flood of benefit. He chooses not to avail of it.

 

            Cßåýµßì ¤Ÿª¯® \‰PzvØSz u¸® PõoUøP.

 

                Offering is the premium for immortality.

 

145)         Values are built up by choosing the hard part of work. Man is determined                 by his own choice.

 

            ]Ó¨¦ Gߣx EøǨ¦.

 

146)         The properties of the nation are not fully converted into the currency value                 that is in circulation. It cannot be done without raising prices.                  Consecration of thought is as difficult for man as the conversion of the                 national property into currency.

 

            ©ÛuÝÒ ¦øu¢xÒÍ \Uv HµõÍ®. 

                |õmiÀ £n©õPõu ö\õzx HµõÍ®.

           

147)       £øǯ ö\õzøu ¦v¯ £n©õUSÁx Phß.

                Põ»zøuU Ph¨£x Phß.

 

                £n® Gߣx £µ¢u ÁõÌÄ. 

                Phø© ›ÁøhÁx Phß.

               

Money expands the time span of human life. Credit expands further.                 Money and credit render human Time Timeless.

 

                Credit is to cash old savings into future earnings. Credit is expanded,                 imaginative living.

 

148)       \›zvµzøu Âh  C»UQ¯® ÁõÌøÁ

                 ~qUP©õP¨ ¤µv£¼US®.

 

                \›zvµ® TÓõu `m_©zøu C»UQ¯® TÖ®.     

 

                Life is better reflected by literature than history. The author explains what                 we miss to see in history.

 

149)       J¸Á¸US |hUS® |À» Põ›¯® AÁºPøÍa ÷\º¢uÁº                 AøÚÁ¸US® |À»uõP |hUS®. AÁºPÒ Gv›PmS                 öPmhuõP |hUS®.

 

            G¢uU Põ›¯•® G[S® ¤µv£¼US®.

                ©Ú® ÷£õ» ¤µv£¼¨¦ C¸US®.

 

                Voice in the radio station will be heard on all the receiving sets.

 

                An act repeats in the lives of all connected with us as good or bad,                 according to what we are towards them.

 

150)         The lazy man is one who is ‘aware’ of his being the Silent Brahman.

 

            ußøÚ ¤µ®©©õPU öPõshÁß ÷\õ®÷£Ô.

 

 

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