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| | | 09 Apr 2018 | | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | | | | | Why should we think twice before we accumulate things in life and in our minds? Bhagawan lovingly guides us today. | | Audio Special:
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| | | Develop renunciation towards your own needs and wishes. Examine each on the touchstone of essentiality. When you pile up things in your apartments, you only promote darkness and dust; so also, do not collect and store too many materials in your mind. Travel light. Have just enough to sustain life and maintain health. The pappu (dish made of lentils) must have only enough uppu (salt) to make it relishing; that is to say, do not spoil the dish by adding too much salt. Life becomes too difficult to bear if you put too much desire into it. Limit your desires to your capacity and even among them, have only those that will grant lasting joy. Do not run after fashion and public approval and strain your resources beyond repair. Also, stick to your own dharma and the code of rules that regulate life or the stage you have reached. - Divine Discourse, Aug 19, 1964. | |
| The basic quality of devotion is the yearning for realizing oneness with the Divine. - Baba |
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