Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - September 26, 2017

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26 Sep 2017   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     At times some people, situations or things don’t look right to us? Why so? How can this be fixed? Bhagawan gives us a beautiful message.   Audio Special: 'Shravanam Mananam Nidhidhyasanam - Episode 106 - clips from 1991 Summer Course Discourses' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Photo Gallery -  Durgati Nashini Durga' View Now   Watch the Live Video Webcast of the Prasanthi Vidwan Mahasabha, Day 3 at around 4:40 p.m. (IST) on our website, www.radiosai.org (Prasanthi Vidwan Mahasabha Schedule).
	Embodiments of Love! There is nothing bad in Creation. If some things appear so, it is entirely due to faulty vision. The latent bad feelings within create the impression that certain things are bad. Hence it is important to develop pure and loving feelings. Always be immersed in the thought of God and constantly chant His Name. Be ever saturated with the divine feeling. If dutifully followed, spiritual practices are guaranteed to remove all the contamination within you. Never indulge in bad actions, never criticise others, blame others, or accuse others. Bad thoughts pollute the air and also infect others; this is how bad vibrations spread. Hence scrupulously avoid bad company and inappropriate behaviour. Always avoid bad thoughts, inappropriate looks, feelings and actions. Instead, be ever sacred and do only good. Make every possible effort to venerate and revere the elements in a suitable manner. Your every breath must resonate the chant of God’s Name. Always sing His Glory. – Divine Discourse, May 15, 2000.
God is all mercy; adore Him as long as you have breath, so long as you are conscious. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - September 25, 2017

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25 Sep 2017   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     On the auspicious festival of nine-nights, what is its significance in our own daily living? Bhagawan lovingly reminds us today.   Audio Special: 'Inspired Lives - Sri. T. N. Shekhar - Part 2 of episode first aired on 4 Dec 2014' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Sai Seva: Creating a Land of Love' Read Now   Watch the Live Video Webcast of the Prasanthi Vidwan Mahasabha, Day 2 at around 4:40 p.m. (IST) on our website, www.radiosai.org (Prasanthi Vidwan Mahasabha Schedule).
	The supreme Shakti manifests herself in the form of Durga, Lakshmi and Saraswati. Durga grants us energy - physical, mental and spiritual. Lakshmi bestows on us wealth of many kinds, not just money but intellectual wealth, the wealth of character, the wealth of health and so on. She grants untold riches to us. And Saraswati bestows on us intelligence, the capacity for intellectual enquiry and the power of discrimination. Your own mother is the combination of all these Divine beings. The life of a person who cannot respect and love one’s own venerable mother is utterly useless. Your mother provides you with energy, wealth and intelligence. She constantly desires our advancement in life. So she represents all the three goddesses that we worship during the Navaratri festival. Recognising your mother as the very embodiment of all divine forces, show reverence to her and treat her with love. This is the true message of Navaratri. – Divine Discourse, Oct 14, 1988.
There is no higher God than the mother. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - September 24, 2017

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24 Sep 2017   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     What is the purpose and spirit of the ritual sacrifice or ‘yajna’? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us today.   Audio Special: 'A Special Panel Discussion on Navaratri' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Discourse Quiz -  On Dasara Yajnam'' Read Now   Prasanthi Vidwan Maha Sabha 2017 - Schedule Page Watch the Live Video Webcast of the Commencement of Veda Purusha Saptaha Jnana Yajna at around 8:15 a.m. and Prasanthi Vidwan Mahasabha at 4:40 p.m. (IST) on our website, www.radiosai.org.
	The word ‘yajna’ means sacrifice; that is the primary purpose of the yajna. You sacrifice riches, comfort, power (all that promotes the ego) and merge in the Infinite. That is the attainment and the end. Yajnas are useful because they support the ideal of sacrifice, and condemn acquisition. They emphasise discipline, rather than distraction. They insist on the concentration of the mind, the tongue and the hand on Godhead. Cynics count the bags of grain and the kilograms of ghee, and ask for more bags and kilograms of contentment and happiness in return! The effects of yajna on the character and the consciousness cannot be measured or weighed in metres or grams. It is immeasurable, though actual and experienceable. The grain and ghee offered in the sacred fire to the accompaniment of Vedic formulae give thousandfold returns; they will cleanse and strengthen the atmosphere all over the world. – Divine Discourse, Dasara, Oct 7, 1970.
The spirit of sacrifice is the hallmark of true education. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - September 23, 2017

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23 Sep 2017   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     On the auspicious occasion of Dasara, what should we really pray for? Bhagawan explains and encourages us in His own sweet words today.   Audio Special: 'Talk by Sri Ruchir Desai - Associate Professor, SSSIHL - 8 Oct 2016, Dasara celebrations' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'The Thrilling Dasara of the Sixties - ‘Yagnotsava'' Read Now   Click Here to Download and Listen to the Various Segments of Radio Sai's Latest Thursday Live (21 Sep 2017) Watch the Live Video Webcast of the Talk by Prof Anil Kumar Kamaraju at around 5 p.m. (IST), Today on our website, www.radiosai.org.
	Pray intensely and with faith. Then, Grace will be showered on you. When your heart is soaked in Love, it cannot be contaminated by egoism and its evil consequences. Just as you crave for physical health, which means health for the limbs of the body, you should strive for the health of humanity, which means peace and joy for all sections of society in all nations. If you dwell in that wider outlook, you will start feeling less and less for your own troubles and worrying more and more about the troubles of others. That is the initial offering of yourself in the great ‘yajna’ (ritual sacrifice) called ‘living.’ You should merge your welfare with the welfare of the world. How can you be happy when your neighbour is in misery? Therefore I call upon you to give up praying for your own advancement; pray for the peace, prosperity and happiness of all humanity, irrespective of clime or colour. – Divine Discourse, Dasara, Oct 7, 1970.
Wisdom is the recognition of the immanence of the Divine in every being. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - September 22, 2017

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22 Sep 2017   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     What is true devotion? Why is it supreme? What does it take to practice true devotion? Bhagawan lovingly reminds us today.   Audio Special: 'Afternoon Satsang - How Swami became devotees' Ishta Devata' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Chinna Katha - The Pundit and the Milkmaid' Read Now   Watch the Live Video Webcast of the Programme by Students of the Music College at around 5 p.m. (IST), Today on our website, www.radiosai.org.
	Amongst all forms of spiritual practices, devotion or Bhakti is the easiest and holiest. Bhakti is derived from the root ‘Bhaj’, with the suffix ‘ti.’ It denotes a feeling of friendship coupled with awe. For someone who is a product of the attributes or gunas, to understand what transcends the gunas, an attitude of humility and reverence is required. Bhakti calls for utilising the mind, speech and body to worship the Lord. It represents total love. Devotion and love are inseparable and interdependent. Sage Narada declared that worshipping the Lord with boundless love is Bhakti. Vyasa held that it is performing worship with love and adoration. Sage Garga declared that it is serving the Lord with purity of mind, speech and body. Yajnavalkya held that true Bhakti consists in controlling the mind, turning it inwards and enjoying the bliss of communion with the Divine. Although many sages have expressed different views about the nature of Bhakti, the basic characteristic of devotion is Love. Bhakti is the path to salvation. – Divine Discourse, Oct 8, 1986.
True Devotion is concentration of the mind on God and experiencing oneness with the Divine. - Baba
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