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The Banyan Thought Tree is an effort to simplify the Philosophy of Life. Words that symbolize a positive thought or thing, sayings of Spiritual Gurus, inspirations of famous leaders, motivating thoughts from sacred books etc will be posted and archived, serving as a referral to those who wish to understand and practice the simple philosophy of Truth and Goodness.
 
 
Prayer
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There is power in Unity. If each prayer is a small volt of energy imagine the power generated when we pray in togetherness for a good cause!

-Banyan Thought Tree
 
Qualities to Aspire
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Pleasantness

A pleasant word, with a beaming smile is preferred. Even to gifts with liberal heart conferred.

-Thiruvalluvar
Tirukkural
 
Qualities to Aspire
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Goodness

There is an easy way to evaluate your goodness – think of the well- being of others. It would be a revelation of yourself. The more easily and purely you are able to wish well for others, the more closely you are moving towards Godliness.

-Banyan Thought Tree
 
Qualities to Aspire
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Restraint

With hook of firmness to restrain, the senses five, is heaven to gain.


-Thiruvalluvar
Tirukkural
 
Self Motivation
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Keep analyzing what your strengths and weaknesses are. Keep the faith on your strengths, it will help to overcome your weaknesses.

-Banyan Thought Tree
 
God
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"There is but One God. His name is Truth. He is the Creator. He fears none, he is without hate. He never dies, He is beyond the cycle of births and death. He is self illuminated. He is realized by the kindness of the True Guru. He was True in the beginning, He was True when the ages commenced and has ever been True, He is also True now.
”Let no man in the world live in delusion. Without a Guru none can cross over to the other shore.”

-Guru Nanak

 
God
      Posted by: Hinduism Art of Living
A true Bhakta (devotee) never quarrels about the nature of God. The name or form that you assign to God is of no consequence to him, for he knows that name or form is not his essence but is accepted or assumed only temporarily for the sake of a particular bhakta.

-Sri Chandrasekhara
Bharati Mahaswamiji (Jagadguru)
 
 
 
 
  Prayer (1)
Charity (1)
Marriage (1)
Ego (1)
Qualities to Aspire (5)
Self Motivation (1)
God (5)
Action (1)
Success (3)
Thought Power (2)
Self Protection (2)
Emotion (1)
Karma (Destiny) (2)
Realization (8)
Corporate World (1)
Learning from Nature (5)
Relationship (3)
Universal Love (2)
Forgiveness (1)
Hinduism (4)
Learning from Life (4)
Parenting (3)
Happiness (2)
 
 
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