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| | | 8 January, 2013 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | How can we decide if a particular action is worthy of being carried out or not? Bhagawan gives us the instructions left for us by ancient sages? | | Audio Special:
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| | | Great sages of the past, filled with immense sympathy for their fellowmen, laid down rules, regulations, limits and directions for daily life and conduct, so that one’s hand and brain, instincts and impulses may not turn against another, but may turn towards the ideals of Truth, Righteousness, Peace and Love. They declared that every action must be weighed in the balance and approved only if it cleanses the emotions and passions; it has to be cast aside if it curdles or fouls them. Bhaavashuddhi (purification of mental disposition) should be the fruit of every action. The worship of idols, rituals, vows and fasts, festivals and holy days - all these are designed to tame the wildness and train one to tread the straight path to self-realisation. - Divine Discourse, Oct 17, 1966. | |
| You are a spark of the Divine; you must manifest it in every activity of yours. - Baba |
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