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| | | 26 April, 2013 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | How should we appreciate Nature – external and internal? Bhagawan encourages us to exercise restraint to build a beautiful tomorrow. | | Audio Special:
"Talk in English and Hindi by Padmasri Anup Jalota, Flushing Sai Centre, New York - 27 June 2012"
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| | | All the five elements have been created by the Will of the Supreme. They have to be used with reverential care and vigilant discrimination. Reckless use of any of them will only rebound on you with tremendous harm. External nature has to be handled with caution and awe. So too, handle your inner 'nature,' your internal instruments! While the eye, the ear and the nose serve as instruments of knowledge about one particular characteristic (form, sound or smell) of Nature, the tongue makes itself available for two purposes: to judge taste and to communicate. So you must control the tongue with double care, since it can harm you physically and mentally. Without the control of the senses, spiritual practices (sadhana) are ineffective. If the senses are given full sway, it is like storing water in leaky pot. Pathanjali (the celebrated author of the Yogasuthras) said that if tongue is conquered, victory is yours. - Divine Discourse, Nov 23, 1968. | |
| Keep your tongue under control. The manner in which your tongue is employed determines your fame or ignominy. - Baba |
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