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1)Get freedom, even at the cost of living.
page.18, Volume.7, Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda, Inspired Talks
2)Take my word; nowhere do the scriptures advocate a stupefied state, a cessation of all activities, and mechanical withdrawing of the hands and feet from work. In a state of ignorance, people work with the idea that it is their work. When one attains knowledge and devotion, one gets rid of that egoistic idea. The devotee works for the Lord. The jnani, even while working, knows that he is not the does and is at perfect rest.
page.221, Spiritual Treasures, Swami Turiyanandaji’s letter on 27 June 1920 from Varanasi.
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