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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - February 19, 2012

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19 February, 2012
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What is the best way to practice detachment, yet give our best to the work on hand? Bhagawan explains to us today.  

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sathya sai baba

Karma as such has no capacity to bind; it is the conceit, 'I am the doer' that brings about the attachment and the bondage. Again, it is the desire for the fruit of action that produces the bondage. For example: the zero gets value only when in association with a digit. Karma is zero; the feeling of 'doership' when associated with Karma breeds bondage. So give up the sense of ‘I’ and the Karma that you do will never harm you. Karma done without any desire for the fruits thereof will not produce impulses; that is to say, there will be no impulse for birth even. The spiritual aspirants of the past, performed Karma with this high ideal in view. They never felt that they were the ‘doers’ or ‘enjoyers of the fruits’ of any act. The Lord did, the Lord gave the fruit and the L ord enjoyed the fruit - that was their conviction! You too should cultivate that faith.

- Geetha Vahini, Ch 9.

Perform all your acts as worship. Accept gladly everything that happens as
His handiwork, a sign of His compassion. - Baba

 



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