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| | | 13 June, 2013 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What is true wisdom (Jnana)? Where can we find it? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us today. | | Audio Special:
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| When the senses are brought under control by the mind, the mind itself ceases to function; it disappears as it were. Then man experiences a profound silence. That stillness resulting from the absence of the mind is true Knowledge (Jnana). This knowledge cannot be acquired by intellectual ability or mental agility, nor by following an example. It is sui generis. Consider the ashes which cover a burning charcoal or the moss which covers a sheet of water. The ashes have come from the charcoal. The moss has originated from the water. The cataract that dims the vision of the eye, wherefrom has it come? From the eye itself! When the screen that blinds the vision is removed, the true Self will be seen in its real form. Atma Jnana is not obtainable through books, preceptors or even Paramatma (the Supreme Self). You are yourself the Paramatma, the Jnana, the Atma. - Divine Discourse, May 30, 1990. | | |
| When the mind and the intellect unite, humanness reaches a state of freedom, which is referred to as liberation (moksha). - Baba |
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