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| | | 09 Jan 2016 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What is the distinction between a human being and a demon-in-human-form? Bhagawan lovingly warns us today and exhorts us to be humane. | | Audio Special:
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| | | Humans are those who consider love as the only quality to be fostered and stay away from inferior qualities as if they are snakes. Bad conduct and bad habits distort the humanness of people. Hearts filled with the nectar of love indicate genuine humanity in people. True love is unsullied, unselfish, devoid of impurity, and continuous. The difference between human (manava) and demon (danava) is only ‘ma’ and ‘da’! The letter ‘ma’ is soft, sweet, and immortal in symbolism, while the sound ‘da’ is merciless, lawless, and burning. Are they humans who have no sweetness in them and who endeavour to suppress the craving for immortality? Theirs is the nature of demons, though the form is human! For, it is the character and not the form which is primary. Good nature is resplendent on the faces of true humans as bliss (ananda). But without that goodness, even if they are infatuated with joy, the face will indicate only the destructive fire of the demon; they won’t have the grace of spiritual bliss. - Prema Vahini, Ch 47. | |
| Three things are most essential today. Fear of sin, love of God and morality in society. - Baba |
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