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"Gaining Divine Love, the Yogin realizes his/her perfection and Divinity and becomes thoroughly contented."
Sara Elizabeth Ivanhoe: Bhakti - The Yoga of Valentine's Day Sara Elizabeth Ivanhoe 2012
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"Gaining Divine Love, the Yogin realizes his/her perfection and Divinity and becomes thoroughly contented."
Sara Elizabeth Ivanhoe: Bhakti - The Yoga of Valentine's Day Sara Elizabeth Ivanhoe 2012
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"Gaining Divine Love, the Yogin realizes his/her perfection and Divinity and becomes thoroughly contented."
Sara Elizabeth Ivanhoe: Bhakti - The Yoga of Valentine's Day Sara Elizabeth Ivanhoe 2012
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"Gaining Divine Love, the Yogin realizes his/her perfection and Divinity and becomes thoroughly contented."
Sara Elizabeth Ivanhoe: Bhakti - The Yoga of Valentine's Day Sara Elizabeth Ivanhoe 2012
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The ordinary Yogin is afraid of life, he escapes from it and takes to Yoga in the shelter and protection of an Ashram.
Archive 2007-08-01 Tusar N Mohapatra 2007
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The ordinary Yogin desires an outward peace and silence, a disturbance of the peace impedes his inner askesis.
Archive 2007-08-01 Tusar N Mohapatra 2007
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The ordinary Yogin is afraid of life, he escapes from it and takes to Yoga in the shelter and protection of an Ashram.
Often the supreme knowledge dawns all of a sudden at a critical and momentous hour Tusar N Mohapatra 2007
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Sri Aurobindo has asked us to change individually first, to discover the Self, the Divine within us, to dissolve personal will and surrender to the Divine than whatever the divine says a Yogin does.
When should an individual participate in a social change? Tusar N Mohapatra 2007
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The ordinary Yogin desires an outward peace and silence, a disturbance of the peace impedes his inner askesis.
Often the supreme knowledge dawns all of a sudden at a critical and momentous hour Tusar N Mohapatra 2007
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The inaction of the tamasic man is a stumbling-block to the energies around him, the inaction of the Yogin creates, preserves and destroys; his action is dynamic with the direct, stupendous driving-power of great natural forces.
The strength of stillness Tusar N Mohapatra 2006
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