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| | | 13 May, 2015 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | Why should we persist in our spiritual practices relentlessly? Bhagawan lovingly and emphatically reminds us today. | | Audio Special:
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| Twenty hammer strokes might not succeed in breaking a stone, but the twenty-first stroke might break it. Does this mean that the twenty blows were of no avail? No. The final success was a result of the cumulative effect of all the strokes. Your mind is constantly engaged in a struggle with the world, both internal and external. Needless to say, you may not succeed always. But by immersing yourself in good work and saturating your mind with the love of God, you will attain everlasting bliss. When your mind dwells on the Lord, you will be drawn only toward good deeds automatically. The object of all spiritual practices is to destroy the mind, and some day, just as the twenty-first blow broke the stone, one good deed will succeed in destroying your mind. So no good deed is a waste, every little act counts. Infuse every moment of life with love. Then evil tendencies dare not hamper your path. - Prema Vahini, Ch 28. | | |
| There is no nobler quality in the world than love. It is wisdom. It is righteousness. It is Truth.
It is wealth. - Baba |
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