Buddhas Quotes and Sayings

• The spiritual disciple deserves to be called a Dervish only when he lives in the world with no self-interest. - Khwaja Moinuddin Chisti
   

• The more we struggle for or against identification, the greater is the resistance to understanding. If one is aware of the whole process of identification, outward as well as inner, if one sees that its outward expression projected by the inner demand, then there is a possibility of discovery and happiness. He who has identified himself can never know freedom, in which alone all truth comes into being. - Jiddu Krishnamurti
   

• You have looked everywhere, you have walked thousands of ways in thousands of lives, but you have never reached to yourself. This is the basic suffering: not to know yourself. Not to be aware of your eternity is the only misery — all miseries are small expressions of it. - Osho
   

• Your task is not to seek for love,
  but merely to seek and find
  all the barriers within yourself
  that you have built against it. - Jelaluddin Rumi
   

• It is easy when you are suffering to stand aloof, to be aware. It is easy when you are miserable to be aware, because who wants to be miserable? Who wants to be in suffering? The experience of suffering, anguish, misery, itself helps you to get out of it. - Osho
   

• The right of testing the Master, through critical reasoning, has been always conceded to the disciples; but if after testing and being satisfied about the perfection of the Master, the disciple shows any wavering of faith, it is a result of a deplorable deficiency in his sincerity of approach and integrity of purpose. - Meher Baba