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- 2. KAB IR SIKH TOH AISA CHAHIYE , GURU KO SARBAT DEYE ; GURU TOH AISA CHAHIYE , JO
- 4. FIRST POINT TO REMEMBER AHAM BRAHMA. TAT TWAM ASI . YOU ARE A PART OF HIM . HE HAS MADE YOU IN HIS OWN IMAGE. INFERENCE ::: ???
- 5. INFERENCE YOU ARE INDESTRUCTIBLE. YOU ARE AN INFINITE POTENTIAL.
- 6. TWO FUNDAMENTAL UNIVERSAL LAWS 1) THE LAW OF CAUSE AND EFFECT. 2) THE LAW OF SELF BELIEF. INFERENCE :: ??
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- 10. ESSENCE OF LIFE
- 11. From the outside :: be with the world. From the inside :: be with your god.. Be with your higher self. And no matter what happens let your center remain always calm….undisturbed.
- 12. Meditation
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- 14. THE NINE FOLD PATH TO HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY.
- 15. O SEEKERS OF HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY ::: “ CELEBRATE LIFE ’’ THIS IS THE FIRST OF THE PATH.
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- 17. LIVE WITHIN YOUR MEANS UTNA PAIR PASARIYE JITNI LAMBI CHADAR THIS BE THE THIRD PATH.
- 18. MUST BUY YOURSELF A HOUSE. AND.. OUT OF THIS HOUSE MAKE A HOME FULL OF LOVE. SAVE FOR THE RAINY DAY. THIS BE THE FOURTH PATH.
- 19. REMEMBER … GRACE AND GRATITUDE … A LIFE OF HUMILITY AND HARMONY… THESE ARE INVIOLABLE TRAITS. THIS IS THE FIFTH PATH.
- 20. THE SIXTH PATH :: LEAD A LIFE OF PURPOSE .. WHAT IS A LIFE OF PURPOSE ? REMEMBER: YOU ARE A CUSTODIAN OF THIS PLANET..CARE FOR IT…YOU OWE IT TO FUTURE GENERATIONS TO LEAVE IT IN A BETTER SHAPE.
- 21. BE YOURSELF
- 22. AND THIS I SAY UNTO YOU IS THE EIGHTH PATH : DREAM
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