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| | | 19 Aug, 2014 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | Why is equanimity an essential value and how does it help us in day to day life? Bhagawan explains to us today. | | Audio Special:
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| You must welcome both summer and winter, for they are both essential for the process of living. The alternation of seasons toughens and sweetens us. Birth and death are both natural events. We cannot discover the reason for either birth or death. They simply happen. Hence we must learn to welcome the field of natural ups and downs (Prakrithika). The second is the field of social equanimity: We often try to blame some person or some incident for the injury or loss we suffer but the real reason is our own karma (action). When the background of the event is known, the impact can be lessened or even negated. Hence you must welcome with equal-mindedness fame and blame, respect and ridicule, profit and loss, and such other responses and reactions from the society in which one has to grow and struggle. - Divine Discourse, Sep 7, 1985. | | |
| Fortune is as much a challenge to one's equanimity as misfortune. - Baba |
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