Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - July 27, 2011

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27 July, 2011 Featured on Radio Sai: Whom does Bhagawan refer to when He uses the term dussanga (bad company) and why is it important to keep away from such company? Bhagawan elaborates today.   Audio Special: "Quiz conducted during the Summer Course held for the students of SSSIHL in June 2011" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Spreading the Message of Pure Love in the New World" Click Here to Read Now
Those who never speak of the Lord, or those who are not even aware of Him, or those who are busy multiplying and strengthening the bonds of worldly existence (samsara) or who preach and practice falsehood, injustice, and oppression, and who advise you to stray from the path of dharma (righteousness) - treat those not as your friends but as people to be avoided at all costs. Associating with such bad company (dussanga) leads to committing wrongs against your will, uttering words that should not be uttered, doing deeds that ought not be done and consequently, treading the path to ruin. People who fear neither sin nor God are capable of venturing into any wickedness; so, seek the company of those who fear God and fear sin; that alone is true good company. - Dhyana Vahini, Ch 9: “Spiritual Development”.
Spiritual aspirants who move in the company of the godly are prone to develop serenity and compassion. - Baba

 

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