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| | | 19 October, 2011 | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | What is the best way to worship the lord? What are the offerings that can be made to the one who is the master of all? Bhagawan explains to us today. | | Audio Special:
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| | True devotion is not bound by rituals or set procedures. The Gita talks about various offerings like patram (leaf), pushpam (flower), phalam (fruit), and toyam (water). These words should not be taken literally. The human body is the leaf that must be offered to the Lord. Like the leaf of the tree, the body too would one day die and decay; no one can say when that will happen. Before such a fate befalls, the body in its fullness, freshness, and purity, ought to be offered to the Lord. The flower of your heart is what would please the Lord most and not the ones purchased from the market, which fade in a few hours. The flower of the heart, that is totally pure, soaked in love, and perfect does not wither easily. And which fruit would please God? He is not interested in fruits that grow on a tree; Mind is the fruit that must be offered to th e Lord. Lastly, the water the Lord wants from you is the tears of joy that flow when your heart is full of love for Him. These alone are the offerings that the Lord expects when you worship Him. - Divine Discourse, 19th May, 2000. | |
| God judges the devotee's love by the intensity of the feeling and not by
the number of ways in which worship is offered. - Baba |
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