(Kalpavriksha in Puttaparthi)

Wish-fulfilling tree. (Glossary for the Vahinis)

This world is a part of Kalpavriksha. We are sitting under the shade of this Kalpavriksha. If we think badly, bad happens to us and if we think in a good manner, good happens to us. So when our thoughts, when our contemplation and when our deeds are pure, Kalpavriksha of the world, will be giving the good things desired by us. Both good and bad will come only from our hearts. They never come from outside. That is why in the beginning, we have to make our heart as pure as possible. (SSB 1972, p. 164)