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| | | 18 Feb 2016 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What are the characteristics of true devotion? Bhagawan lovingly explains us today. | | Audio Special:
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| | | Whoever one may be, in whatever condition, if one gives no room for dispiritedness, if one has no fear at all, and if one remembers the Lord with unshaken faith and without any ulterior motive, all suffering and sorrow will fall away. The Lord will never enquire at any time the caste to which you belong or the precepts or traditions that you follow. Devotion doesn’t consist in wearing an ochre cloth, organising festivals, performing ritual sacrifices, shaving off the hair, carrying water pot or rod, matting the hair, etc. Instead, the characteristics of devotion are: a pure mind(anthah-karana), uninterrupted (whatever one may be doing) contemplation on God, the feeling that everything is the Lord’s creation, and therefore a) non-attachment to sense objects; b) the embracement of all in equal love; and c) dedication to true speech. - Prema Vahini, Ch 61. | |
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| True devotion really means installing the Divine in the heart and enjoying the bliss of that experience. - Baba |
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