Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - September 01, 2014

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01 Sep, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   How can one live in the world yet not be attached to it? Bhagawan explains by giving us this valuable lesson today.   Audio Special: "Shravanam Mananam Nididhyasanam - Episode 57 - clips from Discourse Delivered on 1 Jun 1990" Listen Now   H2H Special: "Finding the Secret Of Bliss - By Dr. John S Hislop" Read Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
	A young college student can roam free on his two legs; when he marries, he becomes four-footed! A child makes him six-footed; now the range of his movements is restricted. The more the feet, the less the speed, the stronger their grip on the ground; a centipede can only crawl. More hurdles, more handicaps. Accumulation of sofas, chairs, cots, tables and shelves clutter the hall and render movements slow and risky. Attachment brings sorrow in its wake; at last, when death demands that everything be left behind and everybody be deserted, you are overpowered with grief! Be like the lotus on water; on it, not in it. Water is necessary for the lotus to grow; but it will not allow even a drop to wet it. The objective world is the arena of virtue and the gymnasium for the spirit. But use it only for that purpose; do not raise it to a higher status and adore it as all-important. - Divine Discourse, May 15, 1969.
When God is pleased with you, the whole world will be pleased with you. Therefore let all your efforts be to please God. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - August 31, 2014

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31 Aug, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   What is the real secret to experiencing happiness? Bhagawan lovingly teaches us today.   Audio Special: "Service in the Name of Sai - Conversation with Mr. Suresh Bhatnagar on Seva in the USA - 3" Listen Now   H2H Special: "Manifold Manifestations of Auspiciousness" Read Now   Watch the Live Video Webcast of the Ganesha Idol Immersion Ceremony at Prasanthi Nilayam, Today, at around 4:45 p.m. (IST) on our Website. Previous Discourse   Download Poster
	No one will like the one who is conceited and egotistic. Even your spouse and your own children, though they may appear to respect you externally, will not be happy with you, when you are an arrogant person. Not just that, as long as you are filled with ego, it is highly unlikely that you will really be happy. Therefore at the very outset, you should get rid of your ego (ahamkara). So too, when you are filled with anger, you cannot experience joy; you are bound to be miserable. Only when you subdue anger you will be able to experience happiness. Similarly, when you are filled with insatiable desires, you will not really feel wealthy. The moment you give up desires, all riches will come to you. If you stay greedy, you will be a stranger to happiness. Give up greed, and you will feel endowed with all riches. - Divine Discourse, Aug 25, 1998.
I – want – peace. ‘I’ is ego, ‘want’ is desire. Remove ego and desire and you have peace. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - August 30, 2014

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30 Aug, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   Bhagawan often refers to the language of the heart. What is this and how do we make use of it? Bhagawan Himself explains to us today.   Audio Special: "Afternoon Satsang - Sathyam Shivam Sundaram - Episode 3 - first aired live on 25 Apr 2013" Listen Now   H2H Special: "Special Quiz on Discourses Delivered During Divine Trips" Read Now   Click Here to Download and Listen to the Various Segments of Radio Sai's Latest Thursday Live (28 Aug 2014) Previous Discourse   Download Poster
	In a large gathering, people speak many languages. Each person understands only their language, and wants that they should be spoken to in that language. But there is a language of the heart, which all can understand and all would like to hear. That is the language which I speak, the language that goes from My heart to yours. When heart speaks to heart, it is love that is transmitted without any reservation. Trials, turmoil and thrills - these are constant for all of mankind. The responsive heart listens to these with sympathy and answers with love. Everyone is eager to be happy; everyone wants to work less and gain more, give little and get amply, but no one experiments with the other method, that is, wanting less and giving more. Every want is a shackle that hinders movement, and is a drag on the foot. Reduce wants; live simply, that is the way to happiness. - Divine Discourse, 15 May 1969.
You must close your mouth more often and open your hearts. That is the surest way to experience divine bliss. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - August 29, 2014

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29 Aug, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   What is the significance of worshipping Vinayaka? Bhagawan our loving God, explains to us today and motivates us to get better.   Audio Special: "Ganesha Mahatmyam - Program presented by Bhagawan's students on 16 Sep 2007" Listen Now   H2H Special: "Rejoicing and Realising the Ganesha Principle" Read Now   Watch the Live Video Webcast of the Ganesh Chaturthi Celebrations at Prasanthi Nilayam, Today, at 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. (IST) on our Website. Previous Discourse   Download Poster
What does the term Ganapathi signify? Ga means intellect (Buddhi). Na means Wisdom (Vijnaana). Ganapathi means the Lord of the intellect and of wisdom. He is also the Lord of all Ganas (spiritual entities). Ganas also symbolise the senses. Ganapathi is thus the Lord of the senses. Hence on this Ganapathi festival, you must purify your mind and offer it to Him. It is only when one is pure that intelligence blossoms. It is only with the blossoming of intelligence that Siddhi (the spiritual goal) is attained. Vinayaka presides over Buddhi and Siddhi (the intellect and spiritual realisation). Siddhi signifies the realisation of Wisdom. That is why the scriptures say that Siddhi and Buddhi are the consorts of Vinayaka, and Kshema (well being) and Ananda (bliss) are His two sons. - My Dear Students, Vol 3, Ch 7, Jul 9 1989.
When you ignore your defects and magnify the faults in others, you are practicing violence. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - August 28, 2014

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28 Aug, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   What causes the descent of a human nature to that of an animal? Bhagawan lovingly reminds us so that we may introspect and make amends.   Audio Special: "Tryst with Divinity - Conversation with Ms. Rani Java - part 3" Listen Now   H2H Special: "Get Inspired: Our Parents" Read Now   Watch the Live Video Webcast of 'Prem Aradhana', a classical music concert at Prasanthi Nilayam, Today, at 5 p.m. (IST) on our Website. Today's Thursday Live (28 Aug 2014) - Programme Schedule Previous Discourse   Download Poster
	The stream of life is marked by different stages - in each stage you fall a prey to vices like egoism, jealousy and falsehood instead of cultivating truth, righteousness and humility. During your childhood, you lead an innocent life without being aware of the distinction between the worldly and sacred paths (Preyo and Sreyo Marga). But as age advances, you take to the worldly path, rather than to the sublime path. Plunging into the river of desire, tossed by the waves of delusion, getting immersed in the waters of family life, and submerged by peacelessness and strife, you are swallowed by the whale of discontentment. To turn human life from this mundane existence towards the Divine it is essential to have association with Truth, Sath sangam. Sath refers to that which remains the same regardless of time, place or circumstance. One should associate oneself with this Truth. Merging the consciousness with this Truth you should experience the bliss of such association. - Divine Discourse, 31 Aug 1992.
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Body attachment gives rise to ego in an individual. Success eludes one who is egoistic. True humanness is being egoless. – Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - August 27, 2014

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27 Aug, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   What should we do to ensure the right usage of wealth, youth and knowledge? Bhagawan clearly explains to us today.   Audio Special: "Sitar concert by Sri Prabir Bhattacharya during Gurupoornima celebrations, 10 Jul 2014" Listen Now   H2H Special: "4 M's - Man, Money, Myth and Morality - By Prof. G. Venkataraman" Read Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
The pride of wealth, manpower and youth seems to be predominant presently. Money is inert, it is lifeless. How can it be strong? Its strength or weakness is the reflection of the mindset of the individual. Wealth and education are like pure water. When water is poured in a bottle of a particular colour, the water appears to be of that colour. In the same way, when wealth is in the hands of a wicked person, it will be used only for evil deeds. Money, if it is in the hands of pure hearted people, will be used for noble deeds. Hence the usage of wealth or knowledge is dependent on the character of the person in whose hands it is. Money is not bad. The intent with which you use money should be for good. Use spirituality to streamline the focus of your mind towards good. - My Dear Students, Vol 3, Ch 7, Jul 9 1989.
True sacrifice consists in sharing with others one’s wealth, strength and qualities, which are derived from society. - Baba
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