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| | | 27 January, 2012 | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | What are the attributes we should endeavor to possess as devotees? Bhagawan explains through the example of Arjuna. | | Audio Special:
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| | | If Arjuna was an individual like others, he could not have been an effective instrument, a recipient and transmitter of great teachings. He is a hero who has defeated not merely the outer foes, but even the inner ones. Weak hearts cannot grasp the Geetha and put it into practice. It is with this full knowledge that Krishna selected Arjuna and showered on him His overpowering grace. Once Krishna said: "Arjuna, you are My closest Bhaktha (devotee); you are also My dearest friend. That is the reason why I taught you this supreme, secret teaching." Reflect on this! To get the title from the Lord Himself is the highest credential and good fortune, which reflects how pure-hearted and deserving Arjuna was. Bhakthi (devotion) must be won by implicit obedience. But being a devotee alone is not sufficient. Hence Krishna uses th e word mithra (friend). The friend has no fear; that makes him a more perfect recipient. - Geeta Vahini, Ch 7. | | |
| He who is ever ready to sacrifice his comfort for helping another,
is the genuine devotee. - Baba |
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