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Wisdom is not assimilated with the eyes, but with the atoms. When your conviction of a truth is not merely in your brain but in your being, you may diffidently vouch for its meaning.

— Yukteswar Giri Autobiography of a Yogi (1946)

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Good manners without sincerity are like a beautiful dead lady.

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Tender inner weaknesses, revolting at mild touches of censure, are like diseased parts of the body, recoiling before even delicate handling.

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