Absence Of Kashay Quotes

#1. As long as kashay's (anger, pride, deceit, greed) do not go away, you have not attained God's religion even a little bit. Religion of the vitarags [the enlightened ones] means absence of kashay (anger, pride, deceit, greed).

Dada Bhagwan

#2. Tears are a tribute to our deceased friends. When the body is sown, it must be watered. But we must not sorrow as those that have no hope; for we have a good hope through grace both concerning them and concerning ourselves.

Matthew Henry

#3. He had a mania for washing and disinfecting himself ... For him the only danger came from the microbes that attacked the body. He had not studied the microbe of conscience which eats into the soul.

Anais Nin

#4. If you hate me, you only harm yourself. You better love me.

Lailah Gifty Akita

#5. Absence of Kashays (anger-pride-deceit-greed) is indeed bliss.

Dada Bhagwan

#6. For most of us, space perception is a much easier concept than time.

Brian Ledger

#7. Great people only thank you for doing the impossible; what's possible, they say they can effect themselves.

Alexandre Dumas

#8. If you don't know about pain and trouble, you're in sad shape. They make you appreciate life.

Evel Knievel

#9. Every year is vital in the life of a child.

Jack McConnell

#10. Every ripple on the ocean, every leaf on every tree, every sand dune in the desert, every power we never see.

Sting

#11. I've never fallen into what I consider to be a trap of trying to figure out something analytically that could be a very popular film. I would hope my enthusiasm could match up with something with that potential.

Jonathan Demme

#12. Soul (Atma) remains very far from where kashays (anger-pride-deceit-greed) are created, the Soul is quite far from there. Where there is absence of kashays, there lies the 'religion of Vitrags (the enlightened ones)', and where kashays are present, lies the 'relative religion'!

Dada Bhagwan

#13. I don't take characters home with me.

Sissy Spacek

#14. Where there is kashay, they are all considered heaps of parigraha (worldly possessiveness); whether one is living in the Himalayas or in a cave. Where there is absence of kashays, there is absence of possessiveness; even if one is then living in a palace!

Dada Bhagwan

#15. She used to wander through the past as often as it beckoned her, bemoaning the loss of nostalgia. Then, for a while, she turned from it, blissfully free of its noxious clutch, and now it's back, taunting her with what she left behind, knowing she can never recapture what's gone.

Donna Lynn Hope