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| | | 25 September, 2015 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | How can we live a life of freedom? Bhagawan explains to us the phenomenon of genuine freedom and the benefit of attaining the same. | | Audio Special:
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| | | To be free is your birthright! When you guide your steps along the path illumined by the universal unbounddharma you will become really free; if you stray away from the light, you will get bound. What you call ‘freedom’ is a certain type of bondage. Genuine freedom is obtained only when delusion is absent, when there is no identification with the body and senses, and no servitude to the objective world. People who have escaped from this servitude and achieved freedom in the genuine sense are very few in number. Bondage lies in every act done with the consciousness of the body as the Self, for one is then the play thing of the senses. Only those who have escaped this fate are free; this ‘Freedom’ is the ideal stage to which dharmaleads. With this stage constantly in mind, one who engages in the activity of living, can become a liberated person (muktha-purusha). - Dharma Vahini, Ch 2. | |
| When the mind and the intellect unite, humanness reaches a state of freedom, which is referred to as liberation (Moksha). - Baba |
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