The power which works through the formative principles of every religion in every country is manifested in the forms of religion. . .

The happiest moments we ever know are when we entirely forget ourselves.

This is no world. It is God Himself. In delusion we call it world.

Our first duty is not to hate ourselves, because to advance we must have faith in ourselves first and then in God. Those who have no faith in themselves can never have faith in God.

An atheist can be charitable but not religious. But the religious man must be charitable.

Salvation never will come through hope of reward.

If the Lord wills, we shall make this Math a great centre of harmony. Our Lord is the visible embodiment of the harmony of all ideals. He will be established on earth if we keep alive that spirit of harmony here. We must see to it that people of all creeds and sects, from the Brahmana down to the Chandala, may come here and find their respective ideals manifested.