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Religion is, in truth, a route To be pursued unto the last, Not for discussion or dispute Nor ostentatious rite or fast (Verses 291 - 294)

— Gopi Krishna The Way to Self Knowledge (1984)

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O people of the world unite, and pave the way to peace sublime, Divided you yourself invite disastrous wars, unrest and crime.

This promised dream-world, as designed For man, by Heaven that has imbued With these ideals the human mind, Will ne’er be given up but pursued.

The Way to Self Knowledge (1984)

This book is from the Super-Mind A fast dictated gift sublime, The Message it contains will find Full confirmation in due time.

The Way to Self Knowledge (1984)

Right from the old Egyptian times, By many a richly gifted mind, Of which the evidence in some climes, One can in holy scriptures find.

The Way to Self Knowledge (1984)

If we look for a moment at the great mystics of the past... It is a desire to speak the truth, a desire to speak to mankind with unbounded love, compassion, mercy, and charity... found in all of them.

Kundalini Catechism (1995)

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