Love Quote by Indra Devi

Indra Devi’s line reads like a pocket-sized mantra from a woman who made “wellness” feel glamorous long before it became an industry. “We’ve got our own daylight” flips the usual script: light isn’t something you wait for, chase, or get granted by circumstance. It’s self-generated. In the midcentury celebrity ecosystem Devi helped shape - yogic calm packaged for stressed-out Western elites - that’s a radical sales pitch and a sincere reassurance. If your mind is a tabloid, daylight is the editor.

The phrasing is deliberately intimate and slightly eccentric, as if translated from inner experience rather than polished for print. “We talk with that light - our star in our heart” turns self-care into dialogue, not discipline. The “bad thoughts” aren’t battled; they’re escorted out by illumination. That’s classic yoga-adjacent psychology: attention is everything, and what you feed grows.

Then she lands the quiet power move: “We take away what’s unimportant.” The subtext is subtraction over addition, which cuts against consumer culture’s default solution of more - more content, more noise, more fixes. For a “celebrity” figure, it’s also a subtle critique of fame’s clutter: the external spotlight can be blinding, but the inner one clarifies. Devi isn’t promising perfection; she’s offering a practice of editing the mind, keeping only what matters enough to live with.