Feel pure, that makes your act pure. Asakti is maraka; anasakti is taraka. A Millionaire pays income tax with tears in his eyes; headmaster joyfully gives up the furniture and laboratory appliances of his school when he is transferred to some other place. Why? Because the headmaster knows that he is only the caretaker not the owner. He is not attached to these articles; He knows that they belong to the government. So too, feel that your family, your house, your fields, your car, are all the Lord’s property and that you are only the trustee; be ready to give them up without a murmur at a moment’s notice. (SSS Vol.4, p. 69)

If animal feelings are washed out, Divine feelings begin to overflow instead. (SV90, p. 246)

In spite of all knowledge if we do not have a feeling for the welfare of the society, education is of no use. Without virtues, culture, refinement and morality education will not bring any glory. (LS, p. 67)