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| | | 29 Dec 2017 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | Why is it important to always speak softly and sweetly? Bhagawan lovingly guides us through a memorable example. | | Audio Special:
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| Do you like the voice of a crow? You drive the crow away when it starts to ‘caw’! Its voice is harsh and too loud! On the other hand, the cuckoo looks just like the crow, but everyone likes to hear its sweet voice, isn’t it? God blessed you with a tongue to express your thoughts, ideas, feelings, desires, prayers, joys and sorrows. If you are angry, you use it to speak out harsh words in a loud tone. When you are happy, you use it to speak soft words in a low and pleasant voice. I ask that you use your tongue only for your good and the good of others. If you speak harshly to another, they too respond loudly and harshly; angry words leads to more angry reactions. But if you use soft and sweet words when another is angry towards you, they will calm down and be sorry that they used their tongue in that way. So always speak softly and sweetly! – Divine Discourse, May 16, 1969. | | |
| Do not shout, do not talk longer than necessary, and do not talk
when there is no need to talk! - Baba |
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