Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - June 07, 2016

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07 Jun 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     Why do we see the best of devotees being put to the toughest troubles? Bhagawan lovingly explains why.   Audio Special: 'Musings by Prof. Venkataraman about the 25th May landmark letter written by Swami - Part 2' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Radiology in Baba's Hospitals - Soaring to New Heights for Heightened Patient Care' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
	Acquire the competence to understand the kind of love and tenderness that God showers on His devotees. Pleasure arises from pain and pain results in pleasure. Because the Pandavas were in the jungle for twelve years and hid themselves unrecognised for the thirteenth year, people now appreciate their noble qualities. Because of the many obstacles and troubles that Prahlada encountered, and the punishments meted out to him, the rest of the world now knows how great his devotion was. Prahlada never had tears in his eyes and never exhibited any pain when the demons were harming him. He was simply uttering the name of the Lord and requested the Lord’s presence. His devotion and equanimity in pain and pleasure is a living example even today of what real faith and devotion can do. On the other hand, had Prahlada lived with his father in luxury with care and tenderness, how would his faith be known? - Summer Roses On Blue Mountains, 1976, Ch 3.
Why fear when I am here? Place your faith in Me. I shall guide you and guard you forever. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - June 06, 2016

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06 Jun 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     What is true surrender? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us today.   Audio Special: 'Childrens Hour - Episode 52  - first aired on Thursday Live' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Chinna Katha - Revere Parents and Receive God's Grace' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
	The word ‘surrender’ conveys that there is someone who gives and someone who accepts and that you are surrendering to someone. There is a feeling of duality implied in this word ‘surrender’. A person with a dual mind is half blind. The true meaning of surrender is the recognition of the fact that in everyone and everywhere God is present. The recognition of the presence of God in all beings(Jivas) is the true meaning of the word ‘surrender’. We should perform all the tasks enjoined upon us as our duty and it is not right to neglect our duty, sit idly and say that you have surrendered everything to the Lord. If you have the feeling that all the work you do is to please God, then that is the right aspect of surrender. You have not surrendered if you give the consequences of all the bad you do to God and take credit for the good consequences. - Summer Showers in Brindavan, 1974, Vol 1, Ch 3.
Sorrow and happiness should be treated alike as gifts of God. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - June 05, 2016

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05 Jun 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     Why should we obey God’s command in all sincerity? Bhagawan, our Loving God highlights it with a vivid example.   Audio Special: 'Fleeting Moments Lasting Memories - Dr. B. Sivakumar - Part 2 ' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'My Sai, My Love, My Puttaparthi - By Ms. Nooshin Mehrabani' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
As is the common practice even today, the chauffeur of a car is expected to open the door of the car when the owner gets down. One day, in Mahabharatha, after war, when the chariot returned and stood in front of his house, Arjuna insisted on Lord Krishna, his charioteer, getting down first and opening the door. Krishna disagreed and, in a strong language, admonished Arjuna, asking him to get down first and go inside. Not recognising the inner significance of Krishna’s words, Arjuna reluctantly accepted and no sooner did he go inside, Krishna jumped out of the chariot. The next moment, the entire chariot was in flames. When the surprised Pandavas asked why did the chariot get burnt, Krishna explained that all the powerful arms from the battle were subdued and kept under His feet; now when He left the chariot, they exploded. God always plans and takes care to protect His devotees from harm. - Summer Roses on Blue Mountains 1976, Ch 3.
I am always with you, in you, around you, above you, caring, guiding, guarding and protecting you. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - June 04, 2016

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04 Jun 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     Why should we be careful when we think we have ‘Surrendered’ everything to the Lord? Bhagawan, our Loving God, highlights it to us today.   Audio Special: 'His Boys His Voice His Mission - Reflections of members of Sai Sannidhi - Part 2' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Odyssey Extraordinaire..  Reliving Baba’s Visit to Badrinath, June 1961' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
	The word surrender has been misinterpreted and people promote idleness in the name of surrender. We think that our mind and body have been surrendered to the Lord. Your mind is not under your own control, how then can you hold it and give it to the Lord? You have no control over your own body too. So to say that you have surrendered your mind and body to the Lord is untrue. The flute is a very good example of an instrument close to the Lord and the one great quality in the flute is its complete surrender. There is nothing left in the flute, there are no residual desires. In fact, the inside of the flute is completely hollow. The flute has nine holes in it, and the flute of our body has nine holes too. That flute has been able to go close to the Lord because it is completely hollow. So also, if we can remove all the pulp of desires from our body, then there is no doubt that this flute of our body can also go close to the Lord. - Summer Showers in Brindavan 1974, Vol 1, Ch 3
To the person who has completely surrendered, everything that he experiences (good or bad) is a gift from God. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - June 03, 2016

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03 Jun 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     Is Mahabharata a fantasy war of the past? Why is it relevant to us in the present time as well? Bhagawan lovingly reminds us today.   Audio Special: 'Love to Love - a musical selection on Saint Meera - first aired live on 10 Dec 2015' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'The Light to Dispel All Gloom - By late Mr. V. K. Narasimhan' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on Previous Discourse   Download Poster
	It is said that King Dhritarashtra asked a question and described the battlefield of Kurukshetra as Dharmakshetra, field of virtue (The Gita begins with King Dhritarashtra asking what his sons and the Pandavas are doing in Kurukshetra). Referring to his sons he says, 'Mamaka' — that is, those to whom I am bound by attachment. Dhritarashtra, in his ignorance, asked a question which really means, what are the thamo and rajo gunas (slothful and passionate qualities), represented by the Kauravas, doing in the battlefield with the Pandavas who representsattvic gunas (pure qualities). This battle is continually being waged, in the body which is the true Dharmakshetra, in Kurukshetra which symbolises the sensory organs. And Lord Krishna in the form of the consciousness or Atma is a witness to this battle all the time. - Summer Roses On Blue Mountains, 1976, Ch 3.
Service expresses the Divinity hidden in a human being. It broadens one's heart, destroys narrow-mindedness and gives delight. The evil qualities and tendencies in us can be driven away through service. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - June 02, 2016

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02 Jun 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     Why is it meaningless to question the existence of the Creator? Bhagawan explains with a lucid example.   Audio Special: 'Musings by Prof. Venkataraman about the 25th May landmark letter written by Swami' Listen Now   H2H Special: ''Continue to Sing Bhajans' -  Conversation about Mr. Mohan Rao, the yesteryears bhajan singer' Read Now   Today's Thursday Live (02 Jun 2016) - Programme Schedule Previous Discourse   Download Poster When you wear a wristwatch, and someone asks where it was manufactured, you will state that it was made by a Swiss company. We have neither seen the Swiss company nor the watch manufacturer, but are using the watch. Did this watch appear miraculously or did someone take time to manufacture this? You agree that the knowledge and process of assembling watches must exist somewhere and we readily accept that some individual has assembled this watch. If a watch has a creator, what about the Universe? Who can create all these things which are so permanent and steady? When we ask such a question, people simply push away the question and say that these are natural. They do not recognise the creator who has created all this. Not to accept the existence of such a creator is to be foolish and hard-headed. - Summer Showers in Brindavan, 1974, Vol 1, Ch 3. Thursday Darshan Video - 99 An air conditioner may cool your body. But, only the grace of God can cool the heated brain and troubled heart. - Baba Home Recent Articles Download Live Video Archive Audio Archive Sai Inspire Archive Subscribe

 

 

 

 

 

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