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| | | 11 May, 2014 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | Why is it important to lead a disciplined and duty conscious life? Bhagawan lovingly guides us today. | | Audio Special:
"Talk by Mr. K. M. Ganesh - Research Scholar at the SSSIHL - on the occasion of Sri Rama Navami - 8 Apr 2014"
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| Say you are expecting a train, a public transport that is supposed to arrive at 5 o’ clock. It is delayed by a few hours and doesn’t turn up until 8 or 9 p.m. How would you feel then? You first start to complain that the schedules of the trains and buses have no discipline and they don’t turn up on time. Then you start abusing the driver, the department, the government, and talk about it for a couple of days. When you complain so much about a delayed train or a bus which has no life, do you expect the world not abuse you, a conscious individual, when you do not adhere to your discipline, code of conduct and duty? All of you must understand the value of discipline and adhere to it consistently, and pass the test of discipline. - Divine Discourse, 'My Dear Students', Vol 3, Ch 4, Jun 21, 1989. | | |
| Discipline trains you to put up with disappointment; every rose has its thorn. - Baba. |
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