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| | | 25 October, 2011 | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | What obstacles blur our inward vision? How can we overcome them? Bhagawan gives us the answer today. | | Audio Special:
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Aspirants must always have the inward look; if they allow the mind to wander outward, they cannot identify their own faults. It is hard to get rid of pride and self-love or ego (Ahamkara), for the mind has been allowed to flow in the direction it likes for several ages. Pride prevents the inner vision and confuses the examination of the mind. Some aspirants get very angry when others discover and announce to them the bad traits they possess. If you wish to achieve success, you must bow down to those who point out your faults, and you must endeavour not to entertain those faults any longer. Those prone to anger should to be vigilant even about the most minor matters that might provoke them and remove such impulses; because if they are careless, they cannot progress in the least. Such people must cultivate a humble, loving spirit. Then the bad traits will disappea r. -Dhyana Vahini, Ch 14: “Remove Defects in Character”. | | |
| Anger breeds d'anger'. 'Ego’, Edges God Out. Remove these vices in you. - Baba |
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