Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - December 06, 2016

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06 Dec 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     How can we lead pure lives and why is it necessary to lead such a life? Bhagawan, our loving God, explains to us crisply and clearly.   Audio Special: 'Worshipping Sai Shiva with Music - Part 2 of episode aired  on 27 Feb 2014' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Modern Education's Divine  Manifestation - Blending the Ancient with the New' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on
	To develop kshama (forbearance), you must practice four kinds of purity – 1. Dravya Soucham (purity of materials); 2. Manasika Soucham (purity of mind); 3. Vak Soucham (purity in speech); 4. Kriya Soucham(purity in action or purity of body). Purity of materials covers all things used by a person, from clothes, food and cooking utensils to houses, and all the varied things used by a person. Everything that is in daily use should be completely pure. Purity of the mind calls for total elimination of attachments and aversions from the mind. Purity in speech implies avoidance of falsehood, and avoiding abusive language, slanderous gossip and speech that causes pain to others. A vile tongue fouls the mind and dehumanises man. The body has to be purified by performing Achamana with water (this ritual involves uttering the names of the Lord thrice and drinking three spoonfuls of water from the palm). - Divine Discourse, Jan 7, 1988.
Cultivate your heart to raise a harvest of Truth, Righteousness, Peace and Love. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - December 05, 2016

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05 Dec 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     What is true love, and how is it different from worldly love? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us today.   Audio Special: 'Readings by Sri K. Chakravarthi - Episode 1 - Self Reflection' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Promotional Video: When Singing Souls Speak' Watch Now   Join Radio Sai on
	Culture lies in seeing unity in diversity, with a deep-seated faith in the unity of life. Nourish faith in the feeling of the caste of humanity and the culture of love. Here love does not refer to the bodily affection that marks the relationship between a wife and husband, between children and parents, or between friends. The son, though he loved his mother with all his heart, flings her body onto the burning pyre and consigns her to flames without any mercy after her death. How can such love be called true Love? All such relationships can at best be termed ‘attachment’! Attachments, like passing clouds that sail away, come in the middle and pass off in the middle. But Love existed even before birth and will last after death. There is no love between husband and wife before their wedding or between the mother and the child before its birth. Only Divine Love exists before birth and lasts after death. - Summer Roses on Blue Mountains 1996, Ch 1.
Control of senses and observance of the accepted code of discipline are the hallmarks of a cultured man. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - December 04, 2016

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04 Dec 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     What is the foremost among the qualities we must develop in the spiritual path? Bhagawan lovingly reminds us today.   Audio Special: 'Radio Sai Answering Booth - Episode 4' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Get Inspired: Adding  Purpose to Life' Read Now   Click Here to Download and Listen to the Various Segments of Radio Sai's Latest Thursday Live (01 Dec 2016)
Amongst the qualities that are needed to realise your Divinity, the foremost is ‘Kshama’, forbearance or forgiveness. It is essential for every human being. It is supreme amongst virtues. Forbearance is truth, righteousness, compassion and nonviolence; Kshamacomprehends every other quality. Purity of mind must be practiced to acquire Kshama. Purity of mind requires total elimination of attachments and aversions from the mind. Hatred and envy should have no place. Today people cannot bear to see others happy or prosperous; this is the sign of a polluted mind. To be truly human, you must have a pure and unsullied mind. You must cultivate large-heartedness to return good for evil and not to cause pain to anyone in any circumstance. This is the mark of a pure mind. Recognise that the same Divinity - the same pure Spirit that dwells in you and the Power that animates you - is present equally in every human being. - Divine Discourse, Jan 7, 1988.
Love, respect, tolerance, mutual co-operation, forbearance – these must flow fromyour heart to everyone. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - December 03, 2016

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03 Dec 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     We often talk about transforming our lives. How can this happen? Bhagawan lovingly teaches us today.   Audio Special: 'Tryst with Divinity - Conversation with devotees from Turkey - Part 1' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Honouring Him the Right Way - By Rev. Ted Noffs' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on
	It is the foremost duty of everyone to transform every activity of their life into one of strength and beauty. Unfortunately, the education system of today fails to nourish the qualities of wholesomeness, unity and love, which are the hallmarks of true education. All of you should realise that your life span is fast melting away like ice, whether you care to improve yourselves or not. Many people feel that the acquisition of food, clothing, shelter, wealth, conveniences and comforts constitute the very purpose of life. Life remains a tragedy as long as people labour under this delusion. Many are blind to the goal of life, some do not even feel the pain of being ignorant about this. Only one in a million strives to realise it. This striving is the stepping stone for the realisation of the purpose of life. The day one realises the purpose of life, they undergo a total transformation, from agony (vedana) to freedom from pain (nirvedana).  - Summer Roses on Blue Mountains 1996, Ch 1.
The realisation of God is the goal and destiny of human life. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - December 02, 2016

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02 Dec 2016   Featured on Radio Sai:   ShareFacebookTwitterEmail     What is the connection between one’s thoughts, actions and righteousness? Bhagawan lovingly explains the intricate connection and its applicability in daily living.   Audio Special: 'Utsaha - Radiosai Youth hour - Part 2 of episode aired on 18 Aug 2016' Listen Now   H2H Special: 'Spiritual Questions and Answers - All About Karma – Part 2' Read Now   Join Radio Sai on
A person is judged by actions. Good actions reveal a good person and bad actions reveal a wicked person. Your qualities and actions are interdependent as actions reveal your inner qualities and your inner qualities drive your actions. Strive to reform yourself by developing good qualities. Merely listening to spiritual discourses or living in sacred places or in sacred company is of no use, unless an effort is made to practice a few of the noble teachings. Qualities like forbearance (kshama), compassion, truth, love and empathy are not restricted to any nation, race or faith. These are spiritual qualities and are essential for people everywhere, at all times. Propagation of Righteousness (Dharma) does not mean spreading knowledge about something that is unknown. Knowledge of Dharma is acquired only to promote its practice and only those who practice righteousness are qualified to propagate it. By practicing in daily living alone, you learn its true nature and realise its full value. - Divine Discourse, Jan 7, 1988.
Test all your actions, words, thoughts on this touchstone: “Will this be approved by God? Will this rebound to His renown?” - Baba
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