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| | | 24 January, 2013 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | In our own mind, we sometimes feel weak and discontent. How can we overcome such thoughts and feelings that arise due to situations in our daily lives? Bhagawan explains to us today. | | Audio Special:
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| | | Often, in your ignorance, you feel small, you feel miserable, you feel that the wicked, greedy and cruel people are all happier than you and unjustifiably so. You are hurt and feel that it is unjust that you, who are so truthful, so loving, so virtuous, should suffer. Just ponder over this. Are they as happy as you imagine and is your condition, as bad as you portray it to be? Investigate for a minute, and you will know the truth yourself. External appearances are often like painted pots of poison. The hearts of people not adhering to Right Conduct know no peace – they are probably as miserable as you, if not more. Believe that Righteousness will never play false; it will ensure greater joy than can be gained through all other means. - Divine Discourse, Feb 19, 1964. | |
| Devotion and morality are as important for physical health as they are for mental health. They free your mind from agitation, and feed it with joy and contentment. - Baba |
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