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| | | 11 Jun 2016 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | How and why should we concentrate on the oneness hidden in diversity? Bhagawan our Loving God highlights today. | | Audio Special:
'Talk by Dr. Safaya, former
Director of SSSIHMS, at Brindavan
on 18 Sep 2011'
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'Sai Inspires Reflections - Part 1
- by Prof. G. Venkataraman'
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| | | Often we prepare laddus (Indian delicacy) and its main ingredient is Bengal gram flour. Have you ever tasted this flour? The flour, by itself, cannot give any taste - it is because we add sugar to the flour, the delicacy acquires a special taste. Similarly, some people prepare special sweets with broken wheat powder (rava) which by itself has no taste. It acquires sweetness when sugar is added to it. Thus in all the various sweets, the basic ingredient and common aspect is sugar. Like in this analogy, in all things and people we see around us in the world, divine sweetness is the common constituent. Similarly in everyone there is this aspect of Truth, Wisdom and Bliss. Therefore, attach importance to the aspect of Divinity (Brahman). Do not promote the illusion of attachment to the body, because then you will not be able to understand the real aspect of Divinity (Brahman). - Summer Showers in Brindavan 1974, Vol 1, Ch 4. | |
| Soft sweet speech is the expression of genuine love. - Baba |
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