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| | | 12 April, 2013 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | Why does Bhagawan lay so much emphasis on the Gayatri Mantra? Bhagawan Himself explains and guides us today. | | Audio Special:
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| | | Every little moment or incident results in sound; be it the falling of an eyelid over the eye or the dropping of dew on a petal. The range of one’s ear is limited to what one can hear. Even a poisonous cobra can be quietened by music. Sound (Naadham) has that property. The child in the cradle stops wailing as soon as the lullaby is sung. It may not carry any meaning that the child interprets, but the sound does soothe the nerves and induce sleep. So too, the sound of a Manthra is as valuable as its meaning. The meaning of the Gayathri Manthra, is very direct and profound. It does not ask for mercy or pardon. It asks for a clear intellect, so that the Truth may be reflected therein correctly, without any disfigurement. This can be chanted by people of all times and will help aspirants to intensify their Sadhana and achieve success. - Divine Discourse, May 16, 1964. | |
| When the mind and the intellect unite, one reaches a state of freedom, which is referred to as Moksha (liberation). - Baba |
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