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009988 · Sunday at 3:49 AM

Time, essential nature, necessity, chance, essence—these are primary elements, but only their favorable or unfavorable combination becomes the cause of happiness or unhappiness. The root of happiness lies in self-knowledge and ascetic practice. 66. What do I call supreme? The wind blows with truth, the sun shines with truth, truth is the foundation of speech, and everything is founded on truth. Therefore, truth is called supreme. Through ascetic practice, the gods attain divinity in the beginning. Everything is founded on ascetic practice. Therefore, ascetic practice is called supreme.

Upanishads

1965 · Sunday at 5:05 AM

"Such is human nature—people replace most of their emotions with fear." —Paulo Coelho
"When you feel bad, listen to nature. The silence of the world soothes better than millions of unnecessary words." —Confucius

009988 · Monday at 1:32 AM

A thought that has left behind the distinction between the thinker and meditation, like a lamp in a windless place, absorbed solely in the object of meditation, is the highest culmination—the “cloud of virtue,” as the gods call it. Then, while still alive, a person becomes liberated.

Upanishads

5418 · Monday at 1:59 AM

Everything comes in due time to those who know how to wait; those who do not know how to wait will never see the fruit ripen.

1994 · Monday at 2:59 AM

"Suffering in the name of a higher purpose, suffering that will bear fruit, even if we do not know what that purpose is and will never see the fruits, can be accepted with joy, but empty, fruitless suffering is a waterless desert, torment without hope."
Henry Rider Haggard, "She"

1965 · Monday at 7:58 AM

"If you want to lead a happy life, you must be attached to a goal, not to people or things." Albert Einstein
"This is experience. Now you know what to do and what not to do. You are moving toward your goal. Remember—not everything at once." Friedrich Nietzsche

4257 · Monday at 8:11 AM

Fyodor Dostoevsky: “You need to love life more than the meaning of life.”
Anton Chekhov: “Life is a moment. You cannot live it first as a draft and then rewrite it as a final copy.”
Oscar Wilde: “The purpose of life is self-expression. To express your essence in its entirety—that is what we live for.”
Jean-Paul Sartre: “Life, before you live it, means nothing in itself; its value is what you choose it to be.”
Albert Einstein: “Strive not to achieve success, but to make your life meaningful...”

1965 · Monday at 9:10 AM

"We are what we think." — Buddha
"For a happy life, very little is needed. It all depends on the person themselves and their way of thinking." — Marcus Aurelius
"We are all geniuses. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing it is stupid." — Albert Einstein

009988 · Monday at 11:09 PM

When a person has cast off attachment to objects and the mind is enclosed in the heart, that is the highest state.
Upanishads

1994 · Tuesday at 7:50 AM

"There are people who create a heart for themselves with their minds; others create a mind for themselves with their hearts. The latter accomplish more than the former, because there is far more reason in feeling than feeling in reason."
Pyotr Chaadayev
"Wisdom is the interaction of the mind and the heart."
Stephen Covey

1965 · Tuesday at 9:03 AM

"To the one who rids themselves of idle chatter, wisdom will be given. To the one who rids themselves of the habit of showing excessive curiosity, modesty and humility will be given. To the one who rids themselves of the habit of looking for faults in other people, the ability to correct the flaws in their own soul will be granted." Umar ibn al-Khattab

009988 · Wednesday at 12:42 AM

"The Creator, wishing to have offspring, performed a great austerity3. Having performed it, He created Prana4 and Rai5, knowing that the two of them would create numerous offspring.
Atharvaveda,
the group of Upanishads — pure Vedanta

4) Vyana, governing the circulatory organs.
5) Udana, governing the respiratory organs."

1994 · Wednesday at 7:54 AM

"This is approximately how the Creator might call out to a human being: ‘I have endowed you with a disposition toward goodness. It is your task to develop it. And thus, your own happiness and unhappiness depend on you yourself.’"
Immanuel Kant

"Do not fear God—fear yourself. You yourself create your blessings and are the cause of your misfortunes. Hell and heaven reside in your own soul."
Pierre Maréchal

1965 · Wednesday at 10:24 AM

"One of the most useful life skills is the ability to quickly forget everything bad. Do not dwell on troubles, live with resentment, revel in irritation, or harbor spite. You should not drag all kinds of junk into your soul." — Buddha

009988 · Thursday at 2:09 AM

“Liberation from samsara is attained through knowledge of Brahman, the all-encompassing reality. When we realize our true nature and identify with Brahman, we are freed from the cycle of rebirth” (Chandogya Upanishad)

1965 · Thursday at 8:05 AM

"The art of medicine consists in amusing the patient while nature cures the disease." — Voltaire
"Sometimes you just want to go far away, somewhere no one knows you. There are no bad or good people. Only peace and the people closest to you. Somewhere no one will judge you or twist everything you do, where there is no right or wrong. Where lies burn in the fireplace, and truth is strengthened by love. Where beautiful views of nature and the variety of animals inspire you to live." — Maksim Stoyalov, "About Men, Lies, Animals, and Inspiration."

1994 · 2026-10-23T03:16:06+0000

"Medical sciences have broadened my horizons so much that, if I had not been an artist, I would probably have become a priest."
Anton Chekhov
"The art of medicine is the art of adding what is lacking and removing what is superfluous."
Hippocrates
"Everything is poison, and everything is medicine; both are determined by the dose."
Paracelsus

009988 · 2026-10-23T04:04:55+0000

May the limbs, speech, vital force, eyes, ears, as well as strength and all the organs be well developed in my body.
Everything is Brahman, revealed in the Upanishads.
May I not reject Brahman; may Brahman not reject me. May there be no deviation (of Brahman from me); may there be no rejection (of Brahman) by me.
May all the virtues (discussed) in the Upanishads be in me, engaged in the search for my true self; may they be in me.
Om! Peace! Peace! Peace!

Samaveda

1965 · 2026-10-23T09:18:43+0000

"Ultimately, love is nothing other than the reflection of a person's own virtues in others." Ralph Waldo Emerson
"If the main goal in life is not the number of years lived, but honor and dignity, then what difference does it make when one dies?" George Orwell

4257 · 2026-10-23T15:45:30+0000

- “A person sees the world as they themselves are” — Johann Wolfgang Goethe (about how our perception depends on the state of our soul).
- “We become what we do repeatedly” — Aristotle (about the power of habits).