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| | | 17 January, 2013 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | Why should we exercise discretion in our thoughts, words and deeds? Bhagawan lovingly explains and motivates us. | | Audio Special:
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| | | Desire makes one crave for sabdha (sounds), sparsha (touch), rupa (form), rasa (taste), gandha (smell) - the qualities of the five Elements that constitute the body. One is prompted by the element of Space present within to seek sweet sounds that satisfy the ear; by the element of Air within, to run after smooth and soft things that yield pleasure to the skin, by the element of Fire to pursue things that are beautiful and appealing to the eye; the Water element makes one crave for food and drink that are tasty to the tongue, and the element of Earth urges one to cater to the nose, by trying to enjoy pleasant smells. Just as the high temperatures from the Sun is controlled, modulated and reduced by the systems in your body to a congenial temperature of 98.4 degrees, you must keep the forces of your elemental passions in check and bring it down to tolerable levels, for congenial living. - Divine Discourse, Feb 19, 1964. | |
| You cannot liberate yourself from bondage to the wheel of duality (pleasure and pain, joy and grief, etc.) so long as you are led by your senses. - Baba |
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