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Go on doing good, thinking holy thoughts continuously, that is the only way to suppress base impressions...
Character is repeated habits and repeated habits alone can reform character.
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It is his freedom that is percolating through layers of thought and matter, and, in spite of the colourings of name and form, is ever asserting its unshackled existence.
It is his deathlessness, his bliss, his peace, his
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There is a little bubble coming from the bottom of a lake; we do not see it coming all the time, we see it only when it bursts on the surface; so, we can perceive thoughts only after they develop a great deal, or after they become actions.
We constantly complain that we hav...
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