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| | | 01 July 2016 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | When are we wrong in worshipping the infinite Lord in a finite form? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us with simple examples. | | Audio Special:
'Conversation with Lt. General Malhotra with description of the 1980 Kashmir trip of Bhagawan'
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| God is one, but each individual can and must create a form for themselves according to their taste. When salt is in the sea, it is not distinct from the sea. It is a part of the ocean. This salty taste is a quality present in the entire ocean. Do we have to drink and taste the entire ocean to experience this saltiness? One drop of water suffices to tell us that the ocean water is salty. Similarly even if you experience a small part of the aspect of Divine (Brahman) present within your heart, you can understand the divine. There are many tube lights in a home, and we think they are different. Indeed the light coming from each tube light is different, but the current that flows through all the tube lights is the same. All human beings in this world are like tube lights, and God, in the form ofShaktipata (spiritual energy), shines in all human tube lights. - Summer Showers in Brindavan 1974, Vol 1, Ch 5. | | |
| The heart full of compassion is the temple of God. - Baba |
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