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| | | 27 May, 2012 | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | Which is the virus we all should dread? And how do we protect ourselves from it? Bhagawan explains to us today. | | Audio Special:
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| | | Each one gets the result that their spiritual practice (sadhana) deserves, that their acts in this and previous births grant them. In the epic Ramayana, the demon king Ravana had scholarship, strength, wealth, power, authority and even the grace of God - but the virus of lust and pride which lodged in his mind brought about his destruction, despite all attainments. He could not dwell in peace and joy for a moment after the infection started to work. Life is a constant campaign against many foes, it is a battle with obstacles, temptations, hardships and hesitations. These enemies are present within every being and so the battle is incessant and perpetual. Each one differs from another, in this struggle against the inner attackers. Like the virus that thrives on the bloodstream, the vices of lust, greed, hate, malice, pride and envy sap the energy a nd faith of human beings and reduce them to untimely fall. Hence, always remember this - Virtue is strength, vice is weakness. - Divine Discourse, Mar 16, 1966. | |
| The supreme virtue is to forget one’s individual differences with others and move with all in a spirit of equality and harmony. - Baba |
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