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| | | 20 September, 2015 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | Why should we under all circumstances try to live by the instructions of Bhagawan? Bhagawan Himself explains to us today. | | Audio Special:
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| | | You may have immense faith in God. But from time to time, the power of Maya may undermine this faith. So be vigilant. In Mahabharata even staunch devotees of Krishna like Dharmaraja and Arjuna displayed hesitancy in following the advice of Krishna and had to be reminded of their duty through Bhishma and Draupadi respectively. Faith in God should never waver. In no circumstance should anyone go against the injunctions of the Divine. Whatever worship one may offer, however intensely one may meditate, if one transgresses the commands of the Lord, these devotional practices become futile. The reason is that the Lord has no selfish objectives or goals. It is out of small-minded, narrow and selfish motives that people choose to act against the sacred and noble commandments of the Lord. Even small acts of transgression may in due course assume dangerous proportions. - Divine Discourse, Sep 12, 1991. | |
| All religions teach one basic discipline: the removal of the blemish of egoism from the mind, and of running after little joys. - Baba |
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