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| | | 5 Oct, 2013 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | We may or may not worship a particular form of the Divine. But which is the one form that we must always remember to revere and serve? Bhagawan explains to us today. | | Audio Special:
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| | | Consider it your foremost duty to revere your mother as Divine and serve her. If you cannot respect your mother, who bore you for nine months, brought you forth into the world and cares for you, whom else would you respect? Maternal love is akin to that of the Creator who projects and protects this infinite cosmos in countless ways. You may choose to worship the Divine in the form of a Goddess. Another may worship and adore God in a different form. You should note that the forms in which the Divine is worshipped by others are as important as your own chosen deity. If, on the contrary, you criticize or cast a slur on the deities worshipped by others, you are committing a grievous sin. Similarly, respect and show equal regard and reverence to all mothers (women) as you would to your own mother. - Divine Discourse, Oct 14, 1988. | |
| There is no higher God than the mother. - Baba |
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