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| | | 24 Aug 2016 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What do we generally like to listen to and why should we consciously change that? Bhagawan lovingly reminds us today. | | Audio Special:
'21st anniversary of SSSIHMS-PG - conversation with Dr. M. Sasirekha'
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'He Takes Care of Everything… Welfare and Farewell
- By Dr T. Ravi Kumar '
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| | | This is tragic: when good things are spoken, you find it difficult to pay attention, but when demeaning, distracting things are said, the ears are on the alert. Be the master of your behaviour; do not be led away by the impulse of the moment; be conscious always of what is good for you. Carry on your daily tasks so that you do not make others suffer or suffer yourself. That is the sign of intelligent living. Do not give way to fits of anger or grief or elation or despair. The confusion you exhibit was the result of dark and dull (tamasic) and emotional (rajasic) qualities. Train your ears to listen quietly to good and maintain your composure. Be calm and unruffled and collected (satwic). The more you develop charity for all beings, contrition at your own faults, and fear of wrong and fear of God — the more firmly you will be established in peace. - Divine Discourse, Feb 27, 1961. | |
| The ornaments you should cherish are truthfulness in speech, charity for the hands
and listening to sacred love for the ears. - Baba |
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