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| | | 14 Aug, 2014 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What is the relation between the Creator and His Creation? What message should we take from the Creator to get closer to Him? Bhagawan lovingly reminds us today. | | Audio Special:
"Presentation by Brindavan Campus at the Poornachandra auditorium, during Summer course - 15 Jun 2014"
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| | | The external is the creation of the internal. Brahmam manifested itself as the Universe. God created the world; the world conferred the glory of 'Creator' on God. Through his yearning, imagination and intensity man endowed God with a form and name, and a bunch of attributes from which he hopes to benefit. But, God is above and beyond human traits and characteristics known as Gunas. Krishna told Arjuna in the Bhagavad Gita, "I have no need to engage Myself in any activity. But yet, I am busy acting, in order to promote the well-being of the Universe." The Gita refers to its chapters as Yoga. Yoga means union of the Self with its source. How do the eighteen chapters, each aYoga, help man to fulfill his destiny? The Gita provides the answer: "Samathvam Yogam Uchyathe" (Yoga is being in a state of equal-mindedness or equanimity). - Divine Discourse, Sep 7, 1985. | |
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| Fortune is as much a challenge to one’s equanimity as misfortune. - Baba |
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