Divine Memories - Part 4 Quotes

“Nāne se ho nāne rahie, jaisi nāni doob; Ghās fis sab ood gayā, doob khoob ki khoob.” “It is best to remain low and humble, like grass. Because during a flood, bigger, inflexible shrubs and bushes will be swept away, while grass will remain since it bends and allows water to flow by.” This”
― Sadhu Keshavjivandas, Divine Memories - Part 4: An account of Pujya Mahant Swami's Experiences of HDH Pramukh Swami Maharaj

“But in the end, how much can he hide? As God resides in him perfectly, God shines through and shows his glory. Whether Swamishri shows it or not, God continually works through such a pure and ideal medium, thereby liberating countless aspirants from the grip of maya. Even”
― Sadhu Keshavjivandas, Divine Memories - Part 4: An account of Pujya Mahant Swami's Experiences of HDH Pramukh Swami Maharaj