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| | | 10 Oct 2015 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What should we do to make our every action an offering unto Him? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us in crystal clear terms today. | | Audio Special:
'Childrens Hour - Episode 19
- first aired on AsiaStream'
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| | | How amazing is this! You can get sacrifices of the highest order performed by yourself or through scholars versed in Vedic ritual. You can visit and praise the holiness of diverse shrines and inspire others to journey thereto. Similarly you can master the highest scriptures and teach them to many and make them experts. But how many of you have succeeded in mastering your own bodies, senses and wayward minds, and turned them inward to gain perpetual and unchanging equanimity? You embark upon an undertaking with a purpose, goal, or an end in view. But the endeavour is sublimated into a yajna (sacrificial rite) only if the purpose, goal or end is the glorification of God. God is the yajna, for He is the Goal. His grace is the reward. His creation is used to propitiate Him; He is the performer as well as the receiver. Every act, where the ego of the doer does not surface, becomes a Divine offering. - Divine Discourse, Oct 2, 1981. | |
| Any act that is done with purity in thought, word and deed is Dharma. - Baba |
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