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| | | 22 October, 2011 | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | Any journey is likely to be impeded by obstacles and so is the case with spiritual journey too. What are the obstacles in this journey and how do we overcome them? Bhagawan explains to us today. | | Audio Special:
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You will make quick progress in the spiritual path if you overcome the difficult obstacles of anger, pride, conceit, the tendency to look for faults in others, etc. These operate subconsciously, like the currents in the depths of the ocean. You must be vigilant not to lose your temper, be it even in small things, for that will hinder your progress. Anger is the parent of all wrong behaviour and it can turn any person into bad ways, any moment, and in any form. So first and foremost sublimate it by systematic effort. Welcome gladly anyone who points out your defects; be grateful to them. Never entertain hatred against them, for that is as bad as hating the good. You must love the “good” and discard the “bad”. Remember, the “bad” should not be hated but given up or avoided. Cultivate humility and love towards all; undesirable habits will then fall away from you. - Dhyana Vahini, Ch 14: “Remove Defects in Character”. | | |
| Desire destroys devotion, anger destroys wisdom, greed destroys work
– hence these bad qualities must be sacrificed. - Baba |
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