Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - May 01, 2016

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01 Jun 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     With what perspective should we look at our inner instruments or Antahkaranas? Bhagawan explains through a simple analogy so we may lead meaningful lives.   Audio Special: 'His Boys His Voice His Mission - Reflections of members of Sai Sannidhi - Part 1' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Radio Sai Bhajan Classroom - Sai Nam Bolo Sathya Sai Nam Bolo' Read Now   Download Radio Sai's June 2016 Calendar Previous Discourse   Download Poster
	The moment we hear the name of Ganges, we are reminded of the two banks thereof on which are the many centres of pilgrimage, and on which lie the great places of learning. We visualise the great spiritual centres like Benares, Prayag, Rishikesh and Hardwar. In the same manner, we should also recognise the great pilgrim centres of our mind too. Our own intelligence and Antahkarana (inner instruments or senses) are the great pilgrim centres of our body. It is customary that in the holy places of pilgrimage, sacred tasks are performed; and as a consequence thereof, sacred ideas are generated. In the inner body, alongside the life flow of blood, our mind, our Chitta(heart), our Antahkarana, etc., can all be recognised as places where good ideas can be generated. - Summer Roses On Blue Mountains, 1976, Ch 3.
Only when impure and unholy thoughts are expelled from your mind, sacred feelings will enter into it. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - May 31, 2016

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31 May 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     Why should we always adore the words of the Vedas? Bhagawan explains their significance and the result of disregarding them.   Audio Special: 'Conversation with Mrs. Prema Bose - a devotee since more than sixty years' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Nine Divine Proclamations  - Dr. Narendranath Reddy, Chairman, Prasanthi Council' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
	The Vedas do not have their origin in human beings. All history has been created by experienced people. In such things which have been created by men, there are possibilities for changes, additions and alterations; but there is no such possibility in the case of the Vedas. As the Vedas have been obtained merely by listening to sound, it has been referred to as Shruti (that which was heard). We have forgotten the Vedic culture which has neither a beginning nor will have an end, and placed our faith in material comfort. We have also tried to give more importance to what we see around us in the form of material comforts and given up what is essential for our own culture. This has brought our life into great difficulty. - Summer Showers in Brindavan, 1974, Vol 1, Ch 3.
The day you root out selfishness from within you, divinity will blossom in your heart. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - May 30, 2016

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30 May 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     Why should we always do good? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us so that our lives may have the right direction.   Audio Special: 'Bhakta Ramadas - Drama by the Brindavan campus of SSSIHL on 13 Jan 2016' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Journey to Chaco - A Sweet Tale of a Selfless Adventure to Share His Love' Read Now   Click Here to Download and Listen to the Various Segments of Radio Sai's Latest Thursday Live (26 May 2016) Previous Discourse   Download Poster
	Brahman or Divinity is present in your own heart and is functioning as a witnessing consciousness all through. To imagine and to deceive ourselves into thinking that there is no one seeing us do a bad thing is not correct. Whether anyone sees it or not, the aspect of Brahman which has been described as one which has thousands of heads and thousands of eyes is always watching you and the good and bad that you do. Without recognising and understanding this basic truth that God is always with you, you spend a great deal of time and energy thinking that God is somewhere outside and that you should find Him elsewhere. In the Bhagavad Gita, this is the reason why God has been described as being present wherever you go. - Summer Showers in Brindavan, 1976, Ch 3.
I am always with you, in you, above you, around you, guiding, guarding and protecting you. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - May 29, 2016

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29 May 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     Why should we accept every happening to us as a gift of His Grace? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us today.   Audio Special: 'Childrens Hour - Episode 51 - first aired on Thursday Live' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Quiz - Divine Discourses on Divine Mothers' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
In order to save His devotees, God takes many different actions in several ways. Devotees, unable to recognise and understand the inner meaning of such actions, think that God is giving them unnecessary difficulties. People only have external vision. God has inner vision. Paramatma is always caring for the well-being of His people. Even if a son, who has been brought up with much care by the mother, makes a mistake, the mother will correct the son and punish if appropriate. When we see this, we feel that a mother who has brought up the son with such care, love, and tenderness is harsh in punishing the child; but the mother does so with affection. In the same manner—God, the universal father, will punish His devotees, when needed, with love. Do not mistake it to be God desiring to punish people. God is always full of grace. - Summer Showers in Brindavan, 1976, Ch 3.
Sorrow and happiness should be treated alike as gifts of God. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - May 28, 2016

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28 May 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     What is the invisible garland that all of us wear, since our birth? Bhagawan highlights it to us today so we may refine our thoughts.   Audio Special: 'Power and Profundity of the Ganesha Principle - Part 2 of episode first aired live on 12 Sep 2013' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Footsteps Walking with Me...  By Ms. Deepti Bhagia' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
When born from the mother’s womb, you did not have a necklace of pearls or gold. You neither had a necklace of diamond nor one of emerald round your neck. But, whatever good or bad deeds you may have done in your past are brought along with you when you are born. This is the invisible garland which everyone wears round one’s neck. By doing a good act, you cannot get an evil result and by doing a bad act, you cannot accumulate good. Whatever kind of work you do, the result will correspond to that. Therefore, it follows that today you should make up your mind to do only good things and thus you will reap, in your future lives, the benefit of only good things. You should do good and thus aspire to get good for yourself. - Summer Showers in Brindavan, 1974, Vol 1, Ch 3.
It is only when one engages in selfless service that love can be purified. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - May 27, 2016

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27 May 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     When we chant the Name of Lord Krishna, what thoughts should come to our mind? What must we learn from the life Krishna lived? Bhagawan highlights today.   Audio Special: 'Power and Profundity of the Ganesha Principle - Part 1 of episode first aired live on 12 Sep 2013' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Cover Story: Sai Geetha… A Mystifying Tale of Unmatched Love' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
	Lord Krishna made a sacred determination that he would bring peace and happiness to all by setting a personal example. He radiated happiness, irrespective of whether he was in a battlefield, cremation ground or in a peaceful place. This was a great quality of Lord Krishna. We sing only in our happy moments, but Lord Krishna was singing even in a battlefield and was exuding happiness. He was always in bliss. Look at the root meaning of the name Krishna: ‘One who is an object of attraction to everyone is Krishna.” The other meaning is ‘Karshayateethi Krishna - Krishna is one who ploughs the field’. Realise that the field that Krishna ploughs is the field of your heart. By ploughing your heart, He generates the fruits of peace and distributes them amongst the human beings. Such is the ideal picture of Krishna which we should form in our mind. - Summer Roses on Blue Mountains 1976, Ch 3.
If you earn the grace of the Divine, even mountains of sin can be reduced to dust. - Baba
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