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| | | 13 November, 2012 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What is the significance of the Deepavali Festival? Bhagawan explains to us on this festive and holy Deepavali day. | | Audio Special:
"Talk by Ms.G.Shilpa - Commerce Student, Anantapur Campus, SSSIHL -
Dasara, 20 Oct 2012"
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"Chinna Katha: The Light of Divine Message on Deepavali"
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Today at 4 p.m. (IST) on our website, www.radiosai.org | | |
| | | I desire that festivals should be celebrated, understanding their inner significance. Deepavali is a special day for getting rid of all the bad qualities in us. As long as the demonic qualities remain, you will be immersed in darkness. The destruction of the demon Narakasura symbolizes destruction of evil and restoration of virtuousness. Also, on Deepavali day, a whole array of lamps are lit by the light from one lamp. That One lamp symbolises the Supreme Effulgent Lord. The other lamps are the light in individual selves. The truth of the Vedic saying, "The One willed to become the Many" (Ekoham Bahushyaam) is exemplified by the lighting of lamps from the flame of one. Another significant fact is that, wherever the lamp may be placed, the flame goes upwards only and never down. Likewise, the flame of Spiritual Wisdom (Jnana) always leads you to a sublime level through the path of Righteousness. - Divine Discourse, 9 Nov 1988. | |
| Fill your hearts with the light of love, so that the evil qualities of hate, greed and conceit find no place therein. - Baba |
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