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| | | 15 Dec, 2014 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | Though self-realisation is the grandest goal one can achieve, the path to attain it involves simple steps and practices. Bhagawan lovingly tells us how. | | Audio Special:
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| | | You dread that it is very difficult, nay, impossible, to realise God. It is very simple; its very simplicity makes you feel that there must be some hidden trap. You do not appreciate simple things and habits. For example, there is nothing so simple as speaking the truth; yet how many stick to Truth! If you venture into untruth, you have to invent new stories all along the line and keep in memory all the stories and all the persons to whom you have related them. Each student has a watch on his wrist. And, you look at the watch at least a hundred times a day. Well, learn from the watch a great lesson. When you watch the watch, remember the five letters of the word, WATCH; each is giving you a fine lesson for life: W tells you ‘Watch your Words’; A warns you ‘Watch your Action’; T indicates 'Watch your Thoughts’; C advises 'Watch your Character’; and H declares 'Watch your Heart.' When you are consulting your watch, imbibe this lesson that the watch is imparting. - Divine Discourse, May 13, 1970. | |
| Just as wholesome food gives health and strength to the body, prayer purifies the mind and strengthens the spirit. – Baba |
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