Chapter 18Sincerity
Book 3. Part Three: Elements of Yoga
* Be sincere.
* of the highest consciousness and realisation already attained. whole being in all its parts and movements around the central Divine Will.
21 February 1930
* To be sincere, all the parts of the being must be united in their aspiration for the Divine — not that one part wants and others refuse or revolt. To be sincere in the aspiration — to want the Divine for the Divine’s sake, not for fame or name or prestige or power or any satisfaction of vanity.
* Be perfectly sincere in your consecration to the Divine’s work. This will assure you strength and success.
* Be sincere and absolute in your consecration to the Divine and your life will become harmonious and beautiful.
* Fear not, your sincerity is your safeguard.
22 November 1934
* If earnestly you say to the Divine, “I want only Thee”, the Divine will arrange the circumstances in such a way that you are compelled to be sincere.
8 June 1954
* Simple sincerity: the beginning of all progress.
* To reach your spiritual goal, be sincere, that is to say, make of it the single purpose of your life.
3 June 1958
* An uncompromising sincerity is the surest way to spiritual achievement.
Do not pretend — be. Do not promise — act. Do not dream — realise.
* Be perfectly sincere and no victory will be denied to you.
* In sincerity is the certitude of victory.
Sincerity! Sincerity! How sweet is the purity of thy presence!
* Those who are earnest and sincere have always the Divine for companion.
March 1962
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