One who does not see Kutastha (the inner Self between the eyebrows) with the help of Guru's advice in this physical body is a blind person.

Aug 17, 1873 - I am Mahapurusa. In the sun I saw that I myself am Brahma, the ultimate Self.

Inside this body there is another body which is somewhat black.

When one transcends Basu, desires, he becomes Dev, the Lord; that is, he becomes Basudev, or Lord Krishna.

Whatever one thinks at the time of death, accordingly one becomes that; likewise, if you become Satchitananda at the time of leaving the body, then, you become yourself, the ultimate Self.

The state of Sthirattva, Tranquility, is called Yoga.

All sins are destroyed at the After-effect-poise of Kriya.

If one strikes the door with the reverse air then it will open. This is called reverse japam.

It does not matter, if life departs from the physical body. I must practice Kriya with all my heart.

Till Bhishma (grandfather of Kaurava and Pandava), that is, fear (in the light of Kriya Bhisma means fear of practicing Kriya), receives three arrows, that is, ida, pingala and susumna in his head (unite in the Kutastha), never becomes Sthira, tranquil; One should practice Kriya courageously.

The Knowledge of Brahma, the ultimate Self, is attained by the practice of Pranayama.

Aug 18, 1873 - The world is revealed from my form. I myself am the only Purusa, the Self; there is nobody else.

Kriya is Truth, and the rest is false.

Voidness which is inside voidness is called great Voidness, Brahma.

When the tongue is raised, the senses are subdued.