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| | | 07 Aug, 2013 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What is the best way to pass on a spiritual legacy to the generation that follows? Bhagawan explains and gives us a firm reminder today. | | Audio Special:
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| | | For the wisdom of discrimination to dawn on people, elders must first set an example in discrimination and detachment. If they run after sensory pleasures with feverish excitement, how can the youth be blamed for their selfishness and greed? The elders must practise what they preach, show how a divine life confers mental poise, joy, contentment and harmony. They must spend at least some time everyday in the recital of the Lord’s Name or on Meditation. Then, children too, will imbibe that atmosphere and acquire peace for sure. Today, many speak with full passion that there is nothing as sweet as the Name of the Lord, but they do not repeat it at all. Children will easily discover the hoax, if one neglects their own spiritual progress on the path, but preaches it. The accountability of those who profess the spiritual path is great and must not be undermined. - Divine Discourse, Dec 14, 1958. | |
| Knowledge that is not put into practice is like food that is not digested. - Baba |
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