It is unnecessary to leave the world, to leave service to humanity and to go to the Himalayas to attain the Supreme Consciousness. This universe itself is the Supreme Consciousness – where will you go by leaving it?

In the world a person thinks that they are not able to concentrate their mind because of the din and bustle; but in the cave of the Himalayas they think that they cannot get sweet fruit in a particular jungle, and hence tomorrow they will go and pick ripe plums two or three miles away in a different forest. In either place they are not free.

Those who possess sufficient intellect say they have none,
but those who have none boast that they have a great deal.

The means to have much knowledge
is to understand that one has no knowledge.

As long as you exist, you have to perform service. The moment you stop, either due to incapacity or wrong choice, you will fall into an abyss. You should not let this happen. It is your nature to move from narrowness to vastness, from greatness to divinity. To allow yourself to fall into an abyss is against the characteristic of your existence.

You long for eternal bliss and endeavour for eternal life. You are fused with that unending vitality in the blood circulation of your arteries and veins and in the rhythmic throbbing of your heart. You have been listening day and night to the voice of eternal youth. In the state of supreme realisation you will be infused with boundless knowledge.

O human beings! be established in the radiance of divinity and the splendour of valour and chivalry, because yours is the path of revolution. Yours is not the path of extra caution and hesitant movement. You are the traveller on a rugged path. You have to march ahead with head held high and with your chest forward. You have no time to stagger or to look behind.