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| | | 18 Oct 2015 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What should we do to transform our daily living into a sacrificial offering? Bhagawan clearly explains to us the method and the result. | | Audio Special:
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| | | Jnana Yajna is specially recommended by scriptures for all. Jnanadoes not simply mean knowledge gained from scholars and books, but actually conducting in accordance with that knowledge. Knowledge can never ripen into wisdom so long as the ego persists in craving for results to satisfy its desires. When ego fades away, knowledge shines as Wisdom. When yajnas are performed solely for the peace and prosperity of the world (Loka-Kalyan), they reach God. Jnana reveals that in every sacrifice, God is the Prompter, the Promoter, the Sacrificer, the Sacrifice, the Product achieved and the Recipient of the product. God is the consumer of every sacred offering (Yajnabhuk); He is guardian of the yajna (Yajna-bhrith) and its performer (Yajna krith).He is all; it is only when He is all that the act becomes a genuineyajna. If this attitude can soak into every activity, it will sanctify every moment of your life and make it a yajna. - Divine Discourse, Oct 2, 1981. | |
| Exulting in praising the Lord is the real hallmark of the good. - Baba |
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