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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - August 05, 2017

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Loving Sai Ram from Prasanthi Nilayam
05 Aug 2017
 
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What was the mistake that Ravana did and what can we learn from his life? Bhagawan lovingly reminds us today.  

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Ravana had vast knowledge of spiritual texts. His ten heads represent the learning he had earned from the six Shastras (scriptures) and the four Vedas. But he never put that knowledge to any use. He craved for the possession of Prakriti (material objects) alone; he wanted to master the world of matter, the objective world. But he was not tamed by the spirit. He discarded the Purusha, the Lord; he was content with the possession at Lanka, of Prakriti (Matter), represented by Mother Sita. That was why he fell. Like the monkey which could not pull its hand from out of the narrow-necked pot, because it first held in its grasp a handful of groundnuts which the pot contained, people too are suffering today, as they are unwilling to release their hold on the handful of pleasurable things they have grasped from the world. One is led into the wrong belief that the accumulation of material possessions will endow them with joy and calm. But Divine Love alone can give that everlasting joy.

- Divine Discourse, Feb 28, 1964.

Sathya Sai Baba
Contemplation on God is the only way to keep your senses pure. - Baba
 
 
 

 































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