If your humanity is dead, you need a lot of morality. If your humanity is alive and overflowing, you will naturally do the best for yourself and everyone around you.

What you know is miniscule. What you do not know is an endless possibility.

Mother Earth is so generous. If only we give her the chance, she will restore everything in absolute abundance and beauty.

The earth is the basis of life. Spending some time touching soil, plants, or trees will harmonize your system.

I have never studied any spirituality, but I am crystal-clear about anything concerned with human consciousness. Everything that I know, I do not know! When I walk on the street, I do not carry it. But when I want it, it is always there. Why should I burden myself with all that when it is anyway available all the time? This is how people are using the internet today. You do not have to carry the information with you. It is all there. You access it whenever you want. As far as I am concerned, Krishna, Gautama Buddha or many other Yogis of the past are not really past for me. They are like right now. They may have physically died a long time ago, but as far as the core of their work is concerned, it is always like now. Even right now, you can access it the way Gautama did things at that moment. As far as I am concerned, Gautama is right now, not 2500 years ago. All beings who have broken all dimensions of barriers within themselves and touched the ultimate – what they perceived, grasped and distilled within themselves is for always. It is on the “inner net” or “Yogic net.” You just have to access it. You do not even need a Wi-Fi for that! If you are willing, what Krishna knew, what Buddha knew, what someone else knew, everything is there.

The mind should be fluid – only then shall it be a flow of Intelligence.

Only when your experience of life moves beyond sense perception, it becomes absolute, not relative.

Are you investing in making conclusions, or are you investing in your consciousness?

Words and meanings exist only in human minds – Sound has an existential presence.

There is no greater teacher than life.