"What I have done for Sahaja Yoga." In the morning you just decide, what I am going to do for Sahaja Yoga and myself. In the evening, what have I done for myself and what have I done for Sahaja Yoga? Myself does not mean selfishness, but "for my ascent." Every day – you start a diary to write it down. You face yourself – no excuses, nothing. If you are left behind, what we can do? We can’t help it. And that is how you will find all kinds of blessings will come to you. You will be able to save money. You will be able to save time. You will get good jobs. All your problems can be solved if you really surrender yourself to that Paramachaitanya. Everything can be done. But as long as you have this narrow-mindedness and these narrow ideas about yourself, until then it won’t work out. This drop has to become one with the ocean, then the ocean takes over. And I am sure that can work out. (20.03.1990)