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| | | 05 Mar, 2015 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | Is devotion, wisdom and spiritual life different? Do we attain these at different points in time in our life? Bhagawan removes all confusions and clearly explains to us today. | | Audio Special:
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| | | Spiritual practices should be done consistently with an ever expanding heart full of devotion and spiritual wisdom. There is no distinction between devotion to God (bhakthi) and spiritual wisdom (jnana). Just as materialisation (sa-guna) becomes formless (nir-guna), devotion becomes spiritual wisdom. I don’t agree that dedicated action (karma), devotion, and spiritual wisdom are separate. Dedicated activity is devotion and devotion is spiritual wisdom. So too, the individual soul (jiva), the Atma, and the Supreme Lord (Parameswara) are not separate; they are one and the same. Therefore, every single deed of yours must be full of the spirit of selfless service (seva), divine love (prema), and spiritual wisdom (jnana). Your life’s activities must be saturated with dedicated action, devotion to God (bhakthi), and spiritual wisdom. This is verily the yoga of the Supreme (Purushothama-yoga). - Prema Vahini. | |
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| All work is God’s; He inspires, He helps, He executes, He enjoys, He is pleased. – Baba |
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