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| | | 11 June, 2015 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What is our inherent weakness? How can we turn it to a strength? Bhagawan lovingly gives us a vital tip so we may progress spiritually. | | Audio Special:
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| You must proceed ever towards strength (balam); you must not take to untruth, wickedness, crookedness - all of which denote a fundamental fatal trait of cowardice and weakness (Balaheenam). Weakness is born of accepting as true a lower image of yourself than you truly are. You believe you are the husk, but you really are the kernel. This is a key fact. All your spiritual practices must be directed to the removal of the husk and the revelation of the kernel. So long as you say, “I am”, there is bound to be fear, but once you say and feel, “Aham Brahmasmi” (I am Divine), you get infinite strength. The influence of the Divine is so subtle and strong that while you are contemplating on Him, all traces of envy and greed will disappear from your mind. The pure love the cowherds (Gopis) had for Lord Krishna is a great example. This is the characteristic of Divine Incarnations at all times. - Divine Discourse, 14 Jan 1964. | | |
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| The sole purpose of Life is to transform ‘human’ to Divine, who we really are. – Baba |
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