Before I was a Scientist, I was a Monk. And before I was a Monk, I was a naive young mind with ever- flowing streams of questions. And one of those questions, that always used to create intense ripples of curiosity in my psyche, was - Does God exist? And has anyone seen or experienced him?

Ten minutes of meditation a day, keeps the psychiatrist away.

If Christ attained the state of Absolute Divinity, so can you. And once you do, then only you will understand the true meaning of Religion and God.

Other than the substantial physiological impact of prayer/meditation, there is another much simpler mind-body intervention that helps all religious and spiritual individuals in all walks of life, regardless of whether they pray regularly or not. It is commonly known as faith.

Meditation is a wonderful way to shout down the outer noise so that you may pay attention to the universal inner message.

Meditation creates harmony in the midst of chaos in my inner world and outer reality.

Meditation is a great tool which can be used to create harmony between the inner subconscious world and the outer chaotic world.

Through meditation we can channel outer energy to create inner calmness and peace.

Once you enhance your inner vision with deep meditation, you may be able to see your inner beauty and inner universe.

Use meditation and blissful perceptions to create inner peace and world peace.

To enhance your inner beauty, harmonize your mind and thoughts with nature through meditation.

Meditation is the simplest process through which you can create harmony between the body, mind, spirit, and nature.

If we reflect, we shall recognize.

Meditation is the energy of the mind,

Mediate on the word of God day and night, then be careful to write the sacred words on your heart. And find grace to obey it.

It's always the mind that needs quietening and the heart that needs listening to.

If you feel that you are going without go within

The stiller you are the calmer life is.

An hour's meditation is better than a year of adoration.

Meditation is not a means to an end. It is both the means and the end.