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"YOU are a bit of the Universal Life set apart as an individual that you may work out your part of the Universal Plan, and progress to higher forms of manifestation. That YOU are independent of the body, and only use same as an instrument - that YOU are indestructible, and have eternal life - that YOU cannot be destroyed by fire, water or anything else which the physical man looks upon as a thing which will 'kill' him - that no matter what becomes of your body YOU will survive. YOU are a soul, and have a body. (Not that you are a body having a soul, as
most persons think and act upon.) Think of yourself as an independent being, using the body as a
convenience. Cultivate the feeling of immortality and reality, and you will gradually begin to realize that you
really exist and will always exist, and Fear will drop from you like a discarded cloak, for Fear is really
the thought weakening the ill-guarded Instinctive Mind - once get rid of Fear, and the rest is easy." The object of the Vedanta was to show that we
have really nothing to conquer but ourselves, that we possess everything within us, and that nothing
is required but to shut our eyes and our hearts against the illusion of the world in order to find
ourselves richer than heaven and earth. Professor Max Muller Bhagavad Gita, Jai Shree Krishna From " The Song Celestial" - Bhagavad Gita Health and Welfare News Nutrition advice, dieting, weight loss and healthcare, healthy eating Avoiding Obesity and being overweight Ayurvedic Medicines Sold via the Internet ... Lowering Blood Pressure, Heart Disease, Sleep ... Joyful music for a healthy heart ... Fructose, Weight Gain Weight Loss, Obesity Don't smoke, live longer, Obesity, Dark Chocolate and Cocoa Elderly women, preventing falls and injury Complementary therapies and outreach programs are offered in conjunction with our fellow professionals. Where beneficial to you, we may suggest a “combo” program, combining all or some of the
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