Methods to become an embodiment of success by having control over the power of thought.
To become well known – is based on the success in your thoughts and words.
Blessing: May you become an embodiment of the essence and experience a constant and stable stage by having remembrance of the one Father.
The easy method to stay in a constant and stable stage is to have remembrance of the One, to belong to the one Father and none other. Just as everything is merged in a seed, in the same way, the Father is also the Seed in whom the essence of all relationships and attainments is merged. To remember the one Father means to become an embodiment of the essence. To belong to the one Father and none other and to have remembrance of the One enables you to create a constant and stable stage. Waves of sorrow cannot come to those who stay in remembrance of the One who is the Bestower of Happiness. They would have dreams of happiness, joy, service and of celebrating a meeting.
Slogan: Only those who ignite the lamp of elevated hopes are true ignited lamps of the clan.
To become well known – is based on the success in your thoughts and words.
Blessing: May you become an embodiment of the essence and experience a constant and stable stage by having remembrance of the one Father.
The easy method to stay in a constant and stable stage is to have remembrance of the One, to belong to the one Father and none other. Just as everything is merged in a seed, in the same way, the Father is also the Seed in whom the essence of all relationships and attainments is merged. To remember the one Father means to become an embodiment of the essence. To belong to the one Father and none other and to have remembrance of the One enables you to create a constant and stable stage. Waves of sorrow cannot come to those who stay in remembrance of the One who is the Bestower of Happiness. They would have dreams of happiness, joy, service and of celebrating a meeting.
Slogan: Only those who ignite the lamp of elevated hopes are true ignited lamps of the clan.
