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| | | 06 Nov 2017 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | Why don’t we feel progress despite pursuing spiritual practices? Bhagawan clearly explains, so we may ruminate and practice earnestly from today. | | Audio Special:
'Vedam tutor - Episode 61
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| | | You see death snatching away persons from all around you, but you do not train yourself to meet it calmly, bravely, and gladly when it comes to you. Majority of people get glimpses of discrimination and detachment off and on, but they soon forget the call, ignore it or cover it up with excesses or excuses. One step forward and one step back — the journey does not take them far. Even if some do take up spiritual practices, steadiness is absent. Like a ball of thread that slips out of the hand onto the floor, and comes off loose because the grasp is not firm, practices fade away. Only steady effort will bring success here, as in every other case. How can you expect quick success in the control of the mind? It is very difficult to overcome its vagaries, for it is many-faced and very adamant. Steady perseverance alone will tame your mind, and it is only through a tamed mind that you can experience God. – Divine Discourse, Apr 23, 1961. | |
| Anger breeds danger. Remove the roots of the weed of egoism
from the field of your heart; that is true Sadhana. - Baba |
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