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| | | 06 Apr, 2014 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | As we go on about our daily life, how should our actions be? What can we do to escape pain and misery? Bhagawan lovingly counsels us today. | | Audio Special:
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| Every action carries with it an equal reaction. Every action is a seed, and these seeds grow into trees, so always undertake only sacred actions. Sometimes, we undertake actions with full enthusiasm and joy. When we end up suffering from the action’s consequences, we shed tears and lament. Hence, before you start doing anything, you must first think; discriminate between good and bad action, and conduct yourselves accordingly. You must also give importance to the appropriateness of the speech that flows through the action. Never do anything that will cause others trouble. It may appear impossible to go on with your duties without the feeling of body consciousness and attachment. But by constantly thinking of God, you must reduce these feelings. Then there will be no misery; pain and pleasure will not bother you. - 'My Dear Students', Vol 3, Ch 3, Jun 30, 1996. | | |
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