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Wisdom Quote by Sadhu Anandswarupdas

“Water is wet, fire is hot, sugar is sweet. And for men of wisdom, Swamishri is divine! That is what he is. His innate, inherent and intrinsic quality is divinity. Even if we put aside Swamishri’s miracles, the tributes, the Sanstha and its activities, the mandirs, the Akshardham complexes, the…” quote by Sadhu Anandswarupdas
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““Water is wet, fire is hot, sugar is sweet. And for men of wisdom, Swamishri is divine! That is what he is. His innate, inherent and intrinsic quality is divinity. Even if we put aside Swamishri’s miracles, the tributes, the Sanstha and its activities, the mandirs, the Akshardham complexes, the festivals, the sadhus, the devotees…, Swamishri is still divine. They are all just as true as ever, but they do not qualify Swamishri.””

Sadhu Anandswarupdas

About This Quote

Source Sermon: “Divinity of Swamishri” by Sadhu Anandswarupdas, 2015

Swamishri’s divine nature is intrinsic, beyond rituals and institutions.

In simple terms: Divinity is innate, not just ceremonial.

Key Takeaway

Recognize inherent worth beyond external symbols.

Themes

spirituality divinity intrinsic value

Mood

reverent inspirational

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When to use this quote

  • personal devotion
  • community worship
  • self‑reflection

Key Concepts

philosophy religion

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do you see divinity in everyday life?
  • What rituals help you connect to inner worth?
A Different Perspective

Rituals may distract from true essence.

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