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| | | 05 Jan, 2015 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What is the true meaning of surrendering the fruits of our actions to God? What should we pray for? Bhagawan answers these important questions for us today. | | Audio Special:
"Musings by Prof. G. Venkataraman - Dharma Series Question Answer session - 05"
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| | | For every being, life is a series of acceptances and rejections, of joy and grief, benefits and losses. Take everything that happens to you as gifts of grace. Of course, you must act with all the skill and devotion you are capable of. And you must do your duties with as much sincerity as you worship God. Then, leave the result to the all-powerful, all-knowing, all-merciful Lord. Why do you hold yourself responsible for the results? He prompted it, He got it done through you; He will give whatever result He feels He must! Can you store gold in a gold box? No! You store it in a steel or iron safe almirah, isn’t it? So too, understand that the gift of joy comes packed in the rind of grief. Do not pray to God to give you only joy; that will be foolish. Pray for the fortitude to realise that grief and joy are but two sides of the same coin. - Divine Discourse, Mar 27, 1971. | |
| You too must subject yourself to the hammer of discipline and the chisel of pain-pleasure, so that you become Divine. – Baba |
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