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“This is the right time
They are the right people
Will it be enough for mankind?

From "The Rishis: Book of Secrets.”
― Robert Delgado

“Can you say whether Supreme Knowledge (鈥楤rahmavidya鈥�) can be obtained by 鈥楪yanyoga鈥�, 鈥楤haktiyoga鈥� and 鈥楰armayoga鈥�? No! This knowledge cannot be achieved by those yogas.
There is one yoga and that is Rajyoga, and this yoga is manifested within the human body spontaneously. The Vedic Rishis (Sages) termed it as 鈥楶aravidya鈥�, which cannot be obtained by 鈥楪yanyoga鈥�, 鈥楰armayoga鈥� and 鈥楤haktiyoga鈥�.”
― Sri Jibankrishna or Diamond

“The Rishis were Dhiras Personified (coolness and patience). The term Jnani was introduced later on in the Hinduism. The followers of the Puranas (Mythologies) are called Bhaktas and those who followed the rational way of thinking as outlined by Shankar and other schools of thoughts, such as, Atmajnanis etc. were termed as Jnanis.”
― Sri Jibankrishna or Diamond

“From the eras of Buddha (and Mahavir) we find the reference of monk life. Rishis or Munis were family men. They used to achieve the Supreme Cult within their family lives. Astabakra Sanghita has mentioned so wonderfully about family man and non-family man. He has mentioned that those who have lust and desire, they are family men and those who are devoid of any lust and desire, they are non-family men.”
― Sri Jibankrishna or Diamond

“From the eras of Buddha (and Mahavir) we find the reference of monk life. Rishis or Munis were family men. They used to achieve the Supreme Cult within their family lives. Astabakra Sanghita has mentioned so wonderfully about a family man and non-family man. He has mentioned that those who have lust and desire, they are family men and those, who are devoid of any lust and desire, they are non-family men.”
― sri Jibankrishna or Diamond

“The local seers, the rshi, easily identifiable by their dreadlocks or matted hair, and being dressed in nothing but bark. They filled their days in meditation or uttering mantras to find spiritual release. In the early mornings, these rshi walked to the villages in the valley to collect rice, betelnuts and vegetables the villagers shared with them because, after all, the spiritual welfare of the whole valley depended on these devout worshippers.聽 They continued through forests of lush foliage that protected them from the beating sun. Later, when the sun lost its strength, Prapanca and his two servants followed a narrow, steep path into the hills. They were getting closer”
― Herald van der Linde, Majapahit: Intrigue, Betrayal and War in Indonesia鈥檚 Greatest Empire

“Whatever may be the discoveries of the scientific mind, none can dispute the eternal truths propounded by the Upanishads. Though they may appear as riddles, the key to solving them lies in our heart and if one were to approach them with an open mind one could secure the treasure as did the Rishis of ancient times”
― Paul Deussen