Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - May 25, 2016

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25 May 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     What is the one thing we all can and must learn from the life of Lord Krishna? Bhagawan lovingly reminds us today.   Audio Special: 'Afternoon Sathsang: The Epochal Letter written to His Brother  in 25 May 1947' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'A Humble Tribute to Prof. Jayalakshmi Gopinath' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
Lord Krishna and Balarama (His elder brother) were willing to do hard work and showed that prosperity can be achieved through hard work. Lord Krishna was all-knowing, all-powerful, and Divinity incarnate, yet He worked as a charioteer for Arjuna. Krishna was one who recognised the importance of service to the community; and by His own example showed that service to others was important. Everyday, after the war of Mahabharata, Lord Krishna took the horses to the river, washed them and tended their wounds and applied medicines. Lord Krishna demonstrated that hard work and compassion to all living beings constitute the duty of all human beings. - Summer Roses on Blue Mountains 1976, Ch 3.
The body will shine if the character is fine. Worship of God and serving others will preserve its charm. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - May 24, 2016

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24 May 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     Why should we strictly refrain from criticizing others? Bhagawan explains to us the damage this habit will cause to ourselves.   Audio Special: 'Love to Love - Conversation with Anirudh of Radiosai - first aired live on 26 Nov 2015' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Growth, Stability and Order in Human Society - by Prof G. Venkataraman' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
You should never undertake to discuss the good and bad in others. If you entertain bad qualities in your mind, it will lead you to a bad path and you will surely fall. People who entertain bad ideas will certainly be destroyed in course of time despite any amount of wealth or knowledge that they may possess. An individual, who endeavours to keep away the bad in oneself and attempts to promote the good, will make real progress. If you use a thousand eyes for locating the faults in others and spend all your time in this process, your heart will get impure and will develop bad ideas. Our heart is like a camera lens. The object on which we concentrate our attention gets imprinted on the mind. Youth and elders alike should try to see that qualities like jealousy, hatred and lack of forbearance never enters their minds. - Summer Roses on Blue Mountains 1976, Ch 2.
Desire destroys devotion, anger destroys wisdom, greed destroys work – hence these bad qualities must be sacrificed. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - May 23, 2016

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23 May 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     What is the barometer to know if we are a true spiritual aspirant? Bhagawan lovingly reminds us today.   Audio Special: 'A Matter of Conscience: The  account of Mr. Shalabh Mittal' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Sathya Sai Baba on the Sthula (Gross),Sukshma (Subtle) and Karana (Causal) Worlds - Part 4' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
	On a platform we parrot words like Truth, Love and Nonviolence, but in our daily life we do not have faith in Truth, we do not practice Non-violence, and we don’t follow the path of Discrimination (buddhi). Young people today must learn to put these values into practice sincerely. Your lives depend upon three things — your words, thoughts, and deeds. Whatever desires you get, you will exhibit them and take them to your mind. For getting a thought, mind is the basis. The thought that comes to your mind will be exposed to the world as words through your mouth. Once you utter words from your mouth and expose the thought that has come to your mind, now to put that into practice, you take action. It is only when there is a harmony between your thoughts, words and action that you will be able to recognise your own true nature. - Summer Roses on Blue Mountains 1976, Ch 2.
Fullness in life is marked by the harmony of thought, word and deed. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - May 22, 2016

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22 May 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     Why should we deal with the mind and still consciously control it? Bhagawan gives us a charming example today.   Audio Special: 'Childrens Hour - Episode 50 first  aired on Thursday Live' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Get Inspired: Selfless Service' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
	Many men are accustomed to shaving and they know that if they press the razor too hard they will cut the skin and if they do not press at all, it will not be possible to remove the unwanted hair. Only when they apply moderate pressure they will be able to attain the necessary result. The human mind is like a razor’s edge. Without controlling the mind too rigidly and without allowing it to go too freely, we should encourage it to do good acts, and we should control it when there is any tendency to participate in bad deeds. Only when your mind behaves in a manner in which it ought to, you can conduct yourself as a human being. Hence you must discriminate and distinguish between good and bad acts, and guide the mind in a moderate manner between the two extremes. - Summer Showers in Brindavan 1974, Ch 2.
More Illness is caused by the malnutrition of the mind than of the body. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - May 21, 2016

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21 May 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     What is the subtle difference in our thought process and quality of intelligence? Bhagawan, our Loving God highlights it, so we may refine our thoughts.   Audio Special: 'Power and Profundity of the Ganesha Principle - Part 2 of episode aired live on 5 Sep 2013' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Healing Touch: A Medical Breakthrough Transforms More Than a Life' Read Now   Click Here to Download and Listen to the Various Segments of Radio Sai's Latest Thursday Live (19 May 2016) Previous Discourse   Download Poster
There are four categories of intelligence — selfish, the selfish-selfless, the purely selfless and Soul (Atma) based. The first category is always thinking of what is good for one’s own self and makes decisions. It is like the intelligence of a crow. This is very common today in the world. The second category will think of one’s own good along with the good of others. This appears as the ordinary way of life. The third, always thinks that others must get the same kind of happiness one wishes for oneself. In that context, realising that the human body is given for the sake of causing benefit to others; this third category of persons will always try to do good to others. The fourth category — the Atma Buddhi is always concerned with the aspect of dharma and the necessity for safeguarding it. They consider themselves as messengers of God; and forgetting their own selfish interests, always think of sacrifice and do good to the rest of the world. - Summer Roses on Blue Mountains 1976, Ch 2.
It is only when one engages in selfless service that love can be purified. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - May 20, 2016

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20 May 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     Why is it important to lead a sacred life? Bhagawan, our Loving God, explains and instructs how to sanctify our body.   Audio Special: 'Tryst with Divinity - Conversation with Dr. Nikhila Pandya from the UK' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Photo Gallery: Spontaneous Cascade of Grace' View Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
In the Gita, our body is described as the Kshetra and the Lord who resides in it is called the Kshetragna. Devotees who have a sacred heart and who entertain sacred thoughts go on pilgrimage to sacred places (also calledKshetras). They are undertaking a pilgrimage to such centres only because they believe those places to be sacred. If they are not sacred, there is no need for them to undertake such a pilgrimage at such expense of money and energy. As in this analogy, because the human body is sacred people establish connections between each other. If truly the body of an individual does not undertake a sacred task and lead a sacred life, no one will want to have any relationship with it. Therefore anyone who claims to keep the body sacred should make an attempt to indulge only in good actions, good thoughts, and good deeds. - Summer Showers in Brindavan, 1974, Vol 1, Ch 2.
When people realize they are pilgrims in the Godward path, they will heartily agree and lovingly cooperate with each other. - Baba
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