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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - September 14, 2014

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Loving Sai Ram from Prasanthi  Nilayam
14 Sep, 2014  
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How to cleanse our mind and body and maintain their purity? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us today.  

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‘Shuchih’ means purity - it does not merely refer to the external cleanliness of the physical body. Your mind gets polluted by wrong thoughts and bad feelings. If you let your mind be continuously filled with evil thoughts, you will reap bad consequences. Hence give no room to wrong thoughts and feelings, and expel all negativity. Your body must be free from the taint of violence or harm (himsa). People commit many acts of violence and many sinful deeds with their hands; this is incorrect. The body has been given primarily for practicing righteousness (Dharma). Such a sacred gift must be used for rendering service to others. No one can refrain from action of some kind, even for a minute. Under no circumstances, should one engage in any impure act. You must achieve this purity with firm determination.

- Divine Discourse, Aug 30, 1993.

Sathya Sai Baba
When the heart is filled with good thoughts and feelings, all that comes out of the senses - your speech, your vision and your action - will be pure. - Baba
 
 


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