Quotes About Faith

Fear is a constant, and faith is a choice. Fear comes from karma, from faith arises dharma.

Anything is possible if you can give shape to limitless spirit without the limitations of matter,' said Brahma.

what cannot be understood by the human intellect need not be feared because it ultimately comes from God.

All the fear that Markandeya experienced now disappears, thanks to the intervention of the child, who is undoubtedly Vishnu. Then

Strength alone is not enough in this world; divine grace is needed. Krishna

Gita are basically giving confidence to a scared man. Anyone can give advice, but a person cannot act, cannot do his karma, unless he is confident.

In humility, there is faith. When there is faith, there is no fear.

If Jews, Christians and Muslims pray to God for the food He provides; Hindus pray to food as God.

Fate. Free will. God. Three frames of reference that have sustained cultures for centuries. Three frames of reference that can never be proved or disproved.

God had stood up when man had not.

One should have faith in one's friends and family and not let one harsh word break the bond of trust.

That conflict comes from rage, rage comes from fear, and fear comes from lack of faith. That

Arjuna, in age after age, whenever humanity forgets its potential and functions as it should not, I manifest to inspire those with faith and shake up those without faith, so that humanity never ever forgets what it is capable of.'—Bhagavad Gita: Chapter 4, verses 7 and 8 (paraphrased).

Both greed and outrage stem from insecurity; insecurity is the result of a poor understanding of, and a lack of faith in, one's true nature and the true nature of the world around us. The Veda says that as long as we do not accept life for what it is, as long as we try to control and change things, there will always be conflict. Conflict ends when we realize that beyond tangible material reality, there is intangible spiritual reality.

Both travelling to holy spots and listening to sacred stories are believed to reduce the burden of karmic debts and increase the load of karmic equity.

We can never know everything and we can never be sure. All information is incomplete, and all readings distorted by personal prejudice. And yet we have to take decisions all the time and hope the results favour us.

When you make a tomb, make another tomb next to mine.' When asked why, he said, 'When my poet friend hears of my departure, he will come to me and want to die and be buried beside me.' 'But you have never met him. How do you know he will come?' 'I know him. And he knows me. He will come.' And the poet did come. And the two friends were buried next to each other.

Christian church, a Muslim mosque, a Buddhist monastery or a Sikh gurudwara are spaces designed to bring the community together and focus on a common goal—confess sins, reaffirm submission, awaken to desires and delusions and learn from the songs of the sages, as the case may be. But a Hindu temple is the house of a deity. We go to see them and be seen by them,

The Pandavas won not because they were better warriors; they won because God wanted them to.

Accept that nothing happens without a reason. Accept that all experiences have a purpose. Accept

When there is faith, there is no fear. Is

Strength alone is not enough in this world; divine grace is needed.

God is not an external trophy to be possessed; God is internal human potential to be realized.

Arjuna, immerse your mind in me and I will uplift you from the ocean of recurring death. If you cannot do that, then practise yoga and work on your mind. If you cannot do that, then do your work as if it is my work. If you cannot do that, then make yourself my instrument and do as I say. If you cannot do that, then simply do your job and leave the results to me.—Bhagavad