Guest guest Posted April 24, 2008 Report Share Posted April 24, 2008 86. Craving (Trishna) causes eternal suffering. Craving is the womb of vice. Craving is the dreadful impeller of sin. 87. There is no end for craving. Contentment alone is the best way to happiness. 88. Cultivate contentment by the practice of devotion, by knowledge or by dispassion. 89. Compassion, truthfulness, humility, cosmic love and purity are the five cardinal virtues to be cultivated by an aspirant. 90. An envious mind knows no peace. Cultivate magnanimity and friendship with all. Envy will die. 91. O man! Cultivate fortitude. Fortify with courage and patience. In times of perils, adversities, wants and pain, it will sustain you. 92. Fortitude is Dhriti. It is mental power of endurance. It is firmness in meeting danger. It is power to resist. 93. Patience, courage, endurance, heroism, resolution and presence of mind are the ingredients of fortitude. 94. He is truly great who loves God, who is humble, who is endowed with dispassion and discrimination. 95. He who entertains kind thoughts can be cheerful and serene. 96. He who has to kindness is devoid of all good. 97. Kindness is a precious ornament of a man. 98. Love, faith, truth, character and aspiration are sacred. 99. Self-restraint is real austerity. 100. He who practises self-control, what need has he to retire to the forest? He who is lax in self-control, what good can he derive from adopting a hermit's life? 101. Wherever a man of restraint lives, it is for him a forest and a hermitage. 102. For a man of self-restraint, the home is as good as a hermitage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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