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| | | 12 April, 2012 | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | Each one comes to God with a variety of requests (worldly or spiritual) – Will God favour some more compared to the others? Bhagawan answers this question for us through a simple example. | | Audio Special:
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| | | The Gita describes four types of devotees - Jnani (one who has conquered delusion and attained wisdom), Jijnasu (the devotee who is a seeker of wisdom), Aartha and Arth-arthi (those who turn to the Lord to relieve some or the other form of suffering). This classification can be understood by an example: Jnana (wisdom) is like the ‘through train’, the passenger need not detrain and board another train to reach the destination. The Jijnasu is a passenger who has entered the ‘through carriage’ who also does not have to detrain and board another train; but the carriage will be detained and attached to other trains en route. The Aarthas and Arth-arthis board the ordinary train, and will have to alight at a number of places en route and wait until another train co mes by; they reach the goal by stages. It is a long and arduous journey. But still it can be accomplished if the devotee persists. Thus the goal is attained by all; only the process and the pace are different. All seek the same high goal. Do not limit your desires to the little. Those who yearn for the Lord are generous and large-hearted. - Geetha Vahini, Chap 13. | |
| God loves everybody. Love is God’s true form. All of you are sparks of the Divine. -Baba |
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