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| | | 06 Feb 2016 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What is the secret behind the glory of Puttaparthi? What is the Divine Yoga we can learn from its success? Bhagawan exhorts us with a noble goal today. | | Audio Special:
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| | | While doing Kundalini Yoga, people practice breath control. In the breathing exercises, inhalation is described as Purakam, exhalation as Rechakam and holding the breath as Kumbhakam. These alone do not constitute the means to achieve yogic power. To breathe in all that is good is Purakam. To give up all that is bad is Rechakam. To retain in the heart what is good is Kumbhakam. Every human being must practice this divine type of yoga; in fact this must become your primary goal. Puttaparthi is a small hamlet. How has this village attained this eminent state? You can find the answer for yourself. It was not merely a great piece of good fortune or a lucky accident. It is due to the power of thought. Every sacred thought has the power to find fulfilment. Hence scriptures declared: “As you think, that you become (Yad bhavam tad bhavati)". Develop good thoughts and naturally you will be entitled to the right of its fruits. - Divine Discourse, Nov 23, 1990. | |
| Noble-minded actions, virtuous qualities and sacred thoughts are the basic foundations
of good character. - Baba |
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