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| | | 08 June, 2015 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | How to get rid of the harmful ego? And as aspirants what is the one physical trait we must endeavour to develop? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us today. | | Audio Special:
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| | | Inclinations (vasanas) won’t disappear as long as one’s heart is full of the illusion of egotism, even if one is immersed in many heart-purifying spiritual disciplines. Such people, if they want to get rid of the feeling of ‘I’ and ‘mine’, must worship the Lord. One whose heart is ruled by the group of six passions can have only ego as counselor! Those who have such a counselor are worse than foolish, however great they claim to be as pundits, aspirants, or renunciants. People experience joy and misery through the ear. Therefore avoiding the cruel arrows of hard words, one should use sweet, pleasant and soft ones — and with that softness, add the sweetness of truth. Making the word soft by adding falsehood only clears the way for more misery. A person who has become a spiritual aspirant should use very soft, sweet, true, and pleasant words. Such a person can be recognised by their good qualities. - Prema Vahini, Ch 43. | |
| Believe that God resides in all beings. Speak such words as would spread goodness,
truth and beauty. - Baba |
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