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| | | 11 Jun 2017 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | What is the one spiritual practice we can never afford to give up, whoever we may be? Bhagawan lovingly reminds us today. | | Audio Special:
'Shravanam Mananam Nidhidhyasanam - Episode 96 - clips from 1991 Summer Course along with discussion'
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| | | Silence is the only language of the realised. Practice moderation in speech. That will help you in many ways. It will develop unconditional love (prema), for most misunderstandings and factions arise out of carelessly spoken words. When the foot slips, the wound can be healed, but when the tongue slips, the wound it causes in the heart of another will fester for life. The tongue is liable to four big errors: uttering falsehood, scandalising, finding fault with others, and excessive articulation. These have to be avoided if there has to be peace (shanti) for the individual as well as for society. The bond of universal brotherhood will be tightened if people speak less and speak sweet. Hence, silence was prescribed as a vow for spiritual aspirants by the spiritual texts. You are all spiritual aspirants at various stages of the road, so this discipline is valuable for you also. - Divine Discourse, Jul 22, 1958. | |
| Silence is the speech of the spiritual seeker. - Baba |
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