Paramahansa Yogananda

Paramahansa Yogananda

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Portrait of Paramahansa Yogananda Paramahansa Yogananda Scientific Healing Affirmations (1925)

Some people, both in the East and the West, fanatically deny matter and medicine when they are so engrossed in the flesh that they feel they can't live if they miss a meal. It is inconsistent to deny the existence of matter with the same mouth that enjoys a steak for lunch every day. That state of realization in which body and mind, death and life, disease and health all appear equally delusive, is the only state wherein we can say that we don't believe in medicine, food, surgery, or the existence of matter.
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Portrait of Paramahansa Yogananda Paramahansa Yogananda Scientific Healing Affirmations (1925)

I am success, I am rich Thou art my Treasure, I am rich, I am rich. Thou art everything, Thou art everything Thou art mine I have everything, I have everything I am wealthy, I am rich I have everything, I have everything I possess all and everything Even as Thou dost, even as Thou dost I possess everything, I possess everything. Thou art my wealth I have everything. Spiritual success consists in contacting Cosmic Consciousness consciously, and in maintaining your peace and poise no matter what irremediable events of life, like death of friends or other bereavement, come to you.
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Portrait of Paramahansa Yogananda Paramahansa Yogananda Scientific Healing Affirmations (1925)

Those who seek health or happiness, or who dread disease or death or bereavement, are working under the false conviction that health is different from disease, that life is different from death, that bereavement is different from joy. Man is dreaming of these dualities, but when he awakes he finds out that these things were only a dream, a delusion of his dreaming consciousness. When man realizes his true nature, the dualities disappear and all lack is seen to be illusory, all desire vanishes.
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