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Two hundred original Series of Talks are available, as Individual Talks, and as Selected or Excerpted Talks.

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  1. To Enter into Your Own Presence

    Talk #25 from the series The Sword and the Lotus
    "It is unfortunate that man is not yet civilized enough to accept the truth. He lives in lies. His intelligence is not yet grown up to accept whatever is the case. He still goes on..." Learn More
  2. Transcending the Basic Duality of Sex

    Talk #2 from the series The Supreme Doctrine
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    "Life is not there at its maximum when you are born; it is at its minimum. If you do stick at that, you will have a life which is just near death – just a..." Learn More
  3. Truth Needs No Proof

    Talk #13 from the series The Secret
    "Truth needs no proof, it simply is. It cannot be proved or disproved. It is luminous, it is radiant. Its presence is immediately felt, but only by those who have the heart to feel. The..." Learn More
  4. Truth, Virtue, Beauty: The Ultimate Reality

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    "The mystic's conception of the ultimate reality is the only authentic and real experience. It is not a thought or a concept, but an existential experience.
    "The mystic does not deal with the mind. His..." Learn More
  5. Your Children Are Not Your Children

    "It is almost impossible to find a book comparable to Kahlil Gibran's The Prophet, for the simple reason that it has a tremendous inner consistency: first he talks about love, then he talks about marriage..." Learn More
  6. Your Purity Is Absolute

    Talk #5 from the series The Mustard Seed
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    "This is a very strange saying, but very significant also. It looks strange because man is not real, he lives in falsity. So whatsoever he does, it is going to be false.
    "If you pray..." Learn More
  7. Zen Is Pure Religiousness

    Talk #2 from the series Turning In
    "Maneesha, there is a tremendous gap between morality and religion. Most of the religions are just moralities; their function is to decide what is good, what is bad, what is right, what is wrong. They..." Learn More
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