Man

To enjoy happiness there is heaven and for suffering there is hell. To rise above happiness and suffering, and for doing the highest good to oneself, the means is the human body.

In reality, human birth is the beginning and the end of all births. If man achieves salvation then it is his last birth and if he does not, then it is the beginning of his endless births.

Uplifting of the Self or attaining God is man's own duty, as a human body has been granted to man, entirely for his salvation.

Accepting the relationship with human body, and enjoying pleasure and accumulation of things, is not man's duty, but is alien to him.

By human form alone, one does not become a human being. Man is one who gives due importance to his non-discrimination (Viveka).

If man is not human, then he is inferior to animals, for the reason that, animals by reaping the fruits of past sinful actions, are preparing to become human beings, and man by new acts of sins, prepares for hell and to be an animal.

The highest state of salvation, is natural to man.

The proper use of a body, is only in the service of the world.

To remember God and to serve others, these two establish humanity, in man.

If one is granted a human body, and it does not achieve God, it is a matter for sorrow and pain.

Man's body is not for hearing and learning only, but for realizing the blessedness. Hearing and learning comes to animals and birds also, like those who work in a circus.

One who does not serve others, nor remember God, he is not entitled to be called a human being.

To watch for the start of pleasure is beastly, and to realise its result is humanity.

The creation has been formed in such a way, that the life of a man is for others, not for his self.

Without attaining God, human body is worthless.

One who is attracted to God, he is fortunate and great. He is entitled to be called a human being.

For the success of human life, it is essential, all the time, to be extremely careful.

The importance of human body depends on discrimination and not on action.

In reality, man's body is not action-oriented, but it is a means. One who is not an aspirant, could either be a Deva or a demon, but not a human being.

'Man' is one, who has a birthright to attaining God.