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| | | 25 May, 2014 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | Most people hate rules and love freedom. Do we need more freedom? Bhagawan lovingly guides us today. | | Audio Special:
"Saint Namdev - Drama by children
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- 10 Jul 2003"
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| Youngsters feel that they need more freedom, and they dislike sense control. They think that they should be able to go where they like and live as they please, without any restrictions. Birds and animals enjoy such freedom. There is no rule whatsoever for monkeys and dogs. They wander where they want and do what they please whenever they wish. What is the specialty of human beings? A human being is one who understands what ‘Sveccha’ truly means (generally translated as ‘One’s will’). Sva (Self) + Ichcha (Desires or thoughts) = Sveccha. Living with thoughts relating to the Divine Self (Atma) is Sweccha. Following the demands of the body is not Sweccha. After discriminating good and bad, and right and wrong, you must exercise control over the body, observe the thoughts enter tained by the mind and follow that which gives satisfaction to your Divine Nature. That is true freedom. - My Dear Students, Vol 3, Ch 5, Jun 26, 1989. | | |
| Just as the end of culture is progress, the end of knowledge is love, so also,
the end of wisdom is freedom. - Baba. |
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