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| | | 05 Jan 2016 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What is the real purpose of going to temples or practicing any spiritual discipline sincerely? Bhagawan lovingly reminds us today to be mindful of our purpose, today and every day. | | Audio Special:
'Sathya Sai - The Eternal Sai - Drama presented by Sai Youth from Tamil Nadu - 29 Oct 2015'
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| | | Temples are invitations and signboards directing people to their Divine home. Temples are intended to instruct people in the art of removing the veil of attachment that lies over their heart. That is why Tyagaraja cried in the temple at Tirupathi, “Remove the veil within me, the veil of pride and hate.” The fog of illusion (maya) melted away with the touch of the rays of grace. Then he sang out describing the image of divine charm in the song,“Sivudavo Madhavudavo”; he drank deep the sweetness of that form. The churning of his heart by the divine formula produced the spark of wisdom (jnana), and it grew into the flame of realisation. On one occasion, Lord Sri Ramachandra spoke thus: “Dawn breaks and dusk falls. With dawn, greed awakes in people; with dusk, lust gets hold of them. Is this to be your goal and way of life? With every passing day, you are nearing one step closer towards the cave of death, missing precious opportunities. Do you ever worry over a wasted day?” - Dharma Vahini, Ch 12. | |
| Open the gates of wisdom, tear the veil of ignorance, and enter the abode of Divine Bliss.
Rest in peace, forever. - Baba |
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