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| | | 7 December, 2011 | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | What is the profit gained if we cultivate forbearance? Swami lovingly explains to us today. | | Audio Special:
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| | | A true hero is the steady person who is not agitated in the least by ups and downs caused by roaring waves on the sea of life. Such a person never loses poise; it becomes part of one's nature! The one who keeps to his schedule of spiritual discipline whatever be the attractions or distractions, is a wise person, also referred to as Dheera. Dhee means buddhi (intellect), and this is the true quality of man. It is not the attire or the moustache that marks out the 'hero'. True humanness blossoms with the rejection of the duality of joy and sorrow, and all your exploits should be to conquer these two. Your victory should be over internal foes, rather than external ones. Then the gain you acquire is immortality! Things of the world cannot confer that state of bliss. When you truly and steadily rise above joy and grief, the bliss you attain is absolute, independent and full. - Geeta Vahini, Ch 4. | |
| You must subject yourself to the hammer of discipline and the chisel of pain-pleasure, so that you transcend them and become Divine. - Baba |
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