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| | | 11 Apr, 2015 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What is the real cause of our sorrow? What is the solution? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us today. | | Audio Special:
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| Becoming a prey to peacelessness, you seek Divine through various means. What is the cause of your sorrow? Is it due to unfulfilled desire or the failure of your efforts? Are you miserable because you have not got various possessions, or failed to win a lottery? Lamenting over trifles, you are forgetting your divinity. These are not real troubles at all. The real cause of sorrow is attachment to the body, identifying oneself with the body. All sorrow arises from the feelings of ‘I’ and ‘Mine’. It is very essential to reduce deha-abhimaanam (attachment to the body). Desires are a source of pleasure, but they are also the cause of your grief. You must bring your mind under control. Even thousands of men cannot hold back a fast-moving train. But the train comes to a complete stop the moment brake is applied. The vagaries of your mind are just like that. When you control your mind, all sorrows will cease. - Divine Discourse, 3 Sep 1988. | | |
| Ordinary action (Karma) done with attachment or desires cause bondage. But desireless, selfless action becomes Karmayoga. - Baba |
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