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| | | 08 June, 2014 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | Why is contentment a supreme virtue? How can we develop contentment? Bhagawan explains to us with a memorable example today. | | Audio Special:
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| Accept everything as God’s gift (Prasadam). Always feel that whatever you have is not yours, and it has come from God. Accept pain too as God’s gift and be content with that. Learn to be happy that God has given you two square sufficient meals. If you compare yourself with a wealthy person, who has four rich meals while you are having two, you will feel discontented. On the other hand, think of the poor man who cannot manage even one meal a day. In this manner, develop contentment. You must learn to be satisfied in simple things too. It is only then that Divinity can blossom from humanness. Being contented is a most important human quality and it can be gained through incessant devotion to the Lord. Continue chanting His name and develop your Love for Him, and dedicate your Life unto Him. - My Dear Students, Vol 3, Ch 5, Jun 26, 1989. | | |
| Contentment is the most precious treasure. - Baba. |
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