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| | | 18 September, 2015 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What is Delusion (Maya)? How can we protect ourselves from yielding to it? Bhagawan clearly explains to us the phenomenon, its impact and a simple solution. | | Audio Special:
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| In the twilight of dusk, one mistakes a thick rope for a snake. When the place is lit, only rope remains - the snake was never there. A momentary delusion caused the appearance of the snake and the absence of the rope. This phenomenon is called Maya. Maya makes you imagine the presence of what is not there and believe in the existence of that which is nonexistent. The combined power of Prakriti, Avidya and Maya (Phenomenal world, Ignorance and Delusion) makes people forget their true nature. People often imagine that they accomplished many things, and believe that all their achievements are entirely due to their own efforts and capabilities. They forget the truth that there is a higher power which is the driving force for action as well as the results thereof! This is the effect of delusion (bhrama). To help get rid of this delusion and enable one to comprehend the inherent divine nature, the ancients suggested prayers. - Divine Discourse, Sep 12, 1991. | | |
| All work is God’s; He inspires, He helps, He executes, He enjoys and He is pleased. - Baba |
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