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“The Master used to say, “I am and my mother is.” That is all. Whom else do you want? The main thing is to adhere to the ideal with patience. If you can do that, gradually everything will be favorable. Hold on to the Master; you will be surprised at the result that will follow. Just make up your mind to engage yourself in the Lord’s work. Let others go wherever they please. Let your body and mind be absorbed in him. Days are passing by, never to return. Don’t forget your main task. Make the master your very own. Then everything will follow by itself…Gird your loins and plunge into the task
(page.98-9, Spiritual Treasures, Swami Turiyananda’s letter dated 11 July 1915)
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