Clarity Magazine, Spiritual Growth

Remember Only Good Things

In your consciousness there are all kinds of records. You must destroy all records that revive memories of unhappiness. By remembering an experience you live it over again. Thus, it is sometimes important to cultivate forgetfulness.

Clarity Magazine, Music and the Arts

Reflections on Creativity

I will use my creative thinking ability to gain success in every worth-while project that I undertake

Paramhansa Yogananda looking directly at you
Daily Meditator, Meditation

9 Meditation Tips from Paramhansa Yogananda

Quotes of Paramhansa Yogananda, from The Essence of Self-Realization. #1. To meditate a short time with depth… … is better than to meditate for long hours with the mind running wild. In the beginning, therefore, don’t force yourself to sit for a long time. Strive for shorter, but deeper, meditations. Then gradually, as you become accustomed to going deep, lengthen … Read More

Clarity Magazine, Spiritual Growth

Overcoming Inertia and Passivity

Passive people do not put forth the continued, focused effort necessary for spiritual or material success. The chill of inertia, the failure to make an ongoing effort to progress, is the greatest barrier to success and happiness in life.

Clarity Magazine, Spiritual Growth

Three Stages in the Awakening of Intuition

A real intuition can never be wrong. When your intuition is fully developed, you will stand firm in your knowledge and convictions no matter who opposes you.

Daily Meditator, Meditation

Live in Ever-New Joy

There is one thing you will never tire of, either in this life or throughout eternity, and that is the ever-new joy realized in God-contact. Joy that is always the same may cause boredom, but joy that is ever-new will last forever. Such joy can be found only in deep meditation. Fostering the desire for luxuries is the surest way … Read More

Clarity Magazine, Spiritual Growth

Attributes of a Spiritual Hero

In every undertaking, the way for the devotee to “hit the mark” of spiritual enlightenment, is to ignore every distraction and center all of your attention on the object of success. Not for the spiritual hero, the hand-wringing lament, “Oh, but think of the difficulties I face!”