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| | | 04 Mar 2016 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What is the simple definition of Dharma(Righteousness) as applicable in our daily living? What should we do and what should we refrain from? Bhagawan lovingly explains. | | Audio Special:
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| | | Righteousness (Dharma) is eternal, it is same for everyone everywhere. It expresses the significance of one’s inner Divinity(Atma). The birth place of righteousness (dharma) is your heart. What emanates from the heart as a pure idea, when translated into action is called dharma. If this is to be explained in a manner that all can understand, you can say, “Do unto others as you want them to do unto you”! Dharma also consists in avoiding actions which would hurt others. If anyone does things that causes happiness to you, then you in turn, should do such things that will cause happiness to others. When we recognise that certain acts others do cause difficulties, and when we too do the same deeds, that clearly is adharma! Sometimes, and under some circumstances, an individual who commits a wrong must be told in very clear terms that he has done something wrong, so that he improves. - Summer Showers in Brindavan 1973, Ch 23. | |
| Dharma and Jnana (right conduct and spiritual wisdom) are two eyes given to you to discover your uniqueness and your Divinity. - Baba |
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