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WE TALK OF GOD, hear of God, and read of God, but we seldom practice God in our daily life. It is the practice of the presence of God that matters, and we can only have the awareness of this presence by leading a God-like life; there are no shortcuts on the way back to God. To achieve true spiritual progress, one must lead "the good life," I may even say a "God-like life," before much inner progress can be made. – Sant Kirpal Singh

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WHEN PRAYER IS THE SALT OF LIFE we cannot do without it. But whom do we pray to? The answer naturally is, "To the one supreme God or the Godman in whom His power resides and through whom it works in the world." All religions are in agreement on the point that prayer at the seat of the soul draws out all the latent powers of Godhood within and one can achieve spiritual beatitude through it. It is a connecting link between the Creator and His creation, between God and man.

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"We have to understand all values of life – social, ethical, and spiritual. All around perfection is the goal of life, and it is the highest education that one must take. No one wants us to leave our hearths and homes and go into the wilderness. All that is required is to give some time to spirituality; that should take priority over everything else. The riddle of life has got to be solved one day, and the sooner it is done the better it would be for us herein and hereafter." - Sant Kirpal Singh

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Unforgettable moments with our Biji during the World Conference on Unity of Man 2007 in Kirpal Sagar. The Conference was held to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Kirpal Sagar Project and the birthday of the founder chairman Dr. Harbhajan Singh - Bhaji. 

The special highlight of the World Conference was the unveiling of the four symbols on the central building in Sarovar. It represents the models of a Gurdawara, a Hindu temple, a mosque and a church connected in a line. Their respective shapes symbolically refer to the human body. 

The Indian Sangat sang bhajans the night before the inauguration in memory of Bhaji and Sant Kirpal Singh, who had commissioned Bhaji to build Kirpal Sagar. As nobody wanted to leave, it lasted till dawn. We will remember it forever.

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The most natural form of prayer that bears fruit is the yearning of the soul, conveyed with "the tongue of thought" without the aid of spoken or mentally crafted words. Such a prayer generates and releases an abundance of spiritual energy so that all cosmic forces are attracted and combine to make things the way they are best.

The video is accompanied by footage from the Sarovar in Kirpal Sagar, India.

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