“To remember what needs to be remembered is the secret of success. (…) What is supremely important is to be free from contradictions: the goal and the way must not be on different levels, life and light must not quarrel; behavior must not betray belief. Call it honesty, integrity, wholeness; you must not go back, undo, uproot, abandon the conquered ground. (…)”

— Nisargadatta Maharaj

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Source: "I am That." P.12-3.

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Nisargadatta Maharaj 138

Indian guru 1897–1981

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