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| | | 12 Dec, 2014 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | How should we deal with suffering and difficulties? Why should we always be cheerful? Bhagawan guides us today. | | Audio Special:
"Love to Love - a musical selection on Kodaikanal - first aired on 10 Apr 2014"
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| | | Sorrow affects you because you feel you deserved joy and did not acquire it; but there is one impartial distributor of joy and sorrow, who gives you what you need, rather than what you desire. You may need the tonic of tragedy to set you on the road to recovery. The Compassionate One, the eternal all-knowing God, He knows best. Welcome the tragedy and fight your way through, with the armour of the remembrance of the Divine. As all rivers hurry towards the sea, let all your imaginings wend their way to God. The play is His; the role is His gift; the lines are written by Him; He decides the dress and decoration, the gesture and the tone, the entrance and the exit. You have to act well your part and when the curtain falls receive His approbation. By your efficiency and enthusiasm earn the right to play higher and higher roles - that is the meaning and purpose of life. - Divine Discourse, Jun 9, 1970. | |
| When suffering comes in waves, one behind the other, do not be like cowards throwing the blame on some outside power or develop dislike for the Lord. Be glad the shore is near and bear them bravely. – Baba |
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