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| | | 02 September, 2012 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What is truly the measure of one's strength and how does one obtain that strength? Bhagawan explains today through a small anecdote. | | Audio Special:
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| To tame anger and other negative emotions is a hard and slow process, which requires patience, persistence and time. There was once a huge wrestler who was strutting along a street, proud of his physical strength and victory over many rivals. As he passed by, an innocent middle aged woman laughed at his stature. The wrestler observed this, gnashed his teeth in anger and was about to pounce on her. The woman retorted, “How can you consider yourself strong when you cannot even take a woman’s laughter calmly?” The wrestler, in a split second, realized his folly and hung his head in shame. Forbearance (Sahana) is the best spiritual practice (Sadhana). Practice forbearance and fortitude - this is the foremost and greatest lesson from the scriptures. - Divine Discourse, July 3, 1966. | | |
| Love, Forbearance, Kindness and Compassion are the essential qualities for spiritual transformation. - Baba |
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