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| | | 24 May, 2014 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | How can we subdue our senses? Bhagawan explains lucidly through a practical example today. | | Audio Special:
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| You hear some good news and a little later, you hear some sad news. Sometime after that you hear harsh and abusive words. Your ears heard all words of praise and blame alike. But when happy news was told, your heart felt elated, and it shrunk when sad news was heard. The same heart got enraged when the ears heard harsh words and was filled with joy when it heard words of praise! The ears by themselves are incapable of any reaction; they merely transmit the message. Thus the senses by themselves are not conscious, they are inconscient (Jada). Then how can the operations of these senses and the experiences resulting from them be deemed as Truth or Reality (Sathya)? Understand clearly that as the senses are unreliable, the reactions produced by them are also equally unreliable. If you enquire along these lines, you will develop discrimination and can easily overcome sorrow. - My Dear Students, Vol 2, Ch 11, March 5, 1995. | | |
| Anger clouds the mind and deludes it; delusion clouds you from yourself; your senses
are the root cause of anger. - Baba. |
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