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| | | 13 January, 2013 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | Do things such as Mantras and Tantras have any relevance in this modern age of science? Bhagawan explains to us today with practical illustrations. | | Audio Special:
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| To observe a very small particle, you need a microscope; to see a remote object clearly, you need a telescope. These are yantras or instruments. The instruments that help you visualise the Core that has such contradictory attributes of being minuter than the minutest and more magnificent than the most magnificent, are called Mantras - formulae that save you when you meditate on them. They are also called Tantras (ceremonies and rites) when their practical application has to be emphasised. Faith in the efficacy of these Mantras, in the utility of the procedure prescribed, and in the existence of the Core - all of these are essential for success in the great adventure of acquiring the ultimate knowledge; just as faith in the efficacy of the instrument, in the correctness of the procedure, and in the existence of the material one is seeking to know more about, are essential for the scientist. - Divine Discourse, Feb 19, 1964. | | |
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