1

The higher you rise, the wider becomes the margin of your view.

2

Justice can never be developed while we judge others;
the only way is by constantly judging ourselves.

3

Joy and sorrow are the light and shade of life; without light and shade no picture is clear.

4

The wise man submits to conditions when he is helpless, bowing to the will of God.
But the evil that is avoidable he roots out without sparing one single moment or effort.

5

Enviable is he who loveth and asketh no return

6

To deny the changeableness of life is like fancying a motionless sea
- which can only exist in one's imagination.

7

Learn to live a true life and you will know the Truth.

8

Wisdom is attained in solitude.

9

The seeming death is the real birth of the soul.

10

As the rose blooms amidst thorns, so great souls shine out through all opposition.

11

When the artist loses himself in his art, then the art comes to life.

12

Do not do anything with fear; and fear not whatever you do.

13

Love develops into harmony, and of harmony is born beauty.

14

He who keeps no secrets has no depth in his heart.

15

Behind us all is one spirit and one life;
how then can we be happy if our neighbour is not also happy ?

16

The sea of life is in constant motion, no one can stop its ever-moving waves.
The master walks over the waves, the wise man swims in the water,
but the ignorant man is drowned in his effort to cross.

17

Man's greatest privilege is to become a suitable instrument of God.

18

The trees of the forest silently await God's blessing.

19

The plain truth is too simple for the seeker after complexity,
who is looking for things he cannot understand.

20

An unsuccessful man often keeps success away by the impression of his former failures.

21

Man himself is the tree of desire, and the root of that tree is in his own heart.

22

With goodwill and trust in God, self-confidence and a hopeful attitude towards life,
a man can always win his battle, however difficult.

23

There are many paths, and each man considers his own the best and wisest.
Let each one choose that which belongs to his own temperament.

24

Failure, either in health or in affairs, means there has been lack of self-control.

25

Love is as the water of the Ganges; it is in itself purification.

26

Love is unlimited, but it needs scope to expand and rise; without that scope life is unhappy.

27

True pleasure lies in the sharing of joy with another.

29

A gain or loss which is momentary is not real,
if we knew realities we should never grieve over the loss of anything
that experience shows to be only transitory.