Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - January 15, 2014

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15 Jan, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   What is the distinction between worldly affection and Divine Love? How can we transform ourselves to acquire, retain and share Divine Love? Bhagawan explains to us today.   Audio Special: "Shravanam Mananam Nididhyasanam - Episode 26 - clips from Discourse Delivered on 25 May 1990" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Spiritual Blossoms: Reflections on Sankranthi" Click Here to Read Now   Watch the Live Video Webcast of the Drama, 'Jaya - the Victory Lies Within' by the students of the Prasanthi Nilayam campus, SSSIHL at 5 p.m. (IST) Today on our Website.
True and Selfless Love manifests as sacrifice. Such love knows no hatred. It envelops the entire universe, and is capable of drawing near even those who are seemingly far away. In the phenomenal world, you come across many shades and derivatives of this primordial love. You love your father, mother, brother, sister, spouse, friends and others. In all such cases, there is always a tinge of selfishness somewhere or the other. Divine love, on the other hand, is totally free of even the slightest trace of selfishness. You must surrender to such love, become completely submerged by it, and experience the bliss it confers. True and Selfless Love manifests itself as sacrifice. For acquiring Divine love, the quality of Kshama (forbearance and patience) is a vital necessity. Every individual must cultivate this noble quality. - Divine Discourse, May 25, 2000.
The goal modern youth should set before themselves is to sow the seeds of love, rear the plant of forbearance and distribute the fruit of peace to society through dedicated service. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - January 14, 2014

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14 Jan, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   Bhagawan says, Sankranti festival should be regarded as the day when we must turn our vision towards God. To help us achieve that, Bhagawan gives us a beautiful message on this auspicious day.   Audio Special: "Prem Ki Pukar - Drama by Students of SSSHSS: Songs and Music" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Mesmerizing Moments with the Divine Master - Part 3" Click Here to Read Now   Watch the Live Video Webcast of the Prize Distribution Ceremony of the Annual Sports and Cultural Meet 2014 at 8 a.m. and Programme by Students of Anantapur Campus at 5 p.m. (IST) Today on our Website.
A person's life may be compared to a stalk of sugar cane. Like the cane, which is hard and has many knots, life is full of difficulties. But these difficulties must be overcome to enjoy the bliss of the Divine, just as the sugarcane has to be crushed and its juice converted into jaggery to enjoy the permanent sweetness of jaggery. Enduring bliss can be got only by overcoming trials and tribulations. Gold cannot be made into an attractive jewel without it being subjected to the process of melting in a crucible and being beaten into the required shape. When Bhagawan address devotees as Bangaaru (Golden one), He is considering you as very precious. Go through the vicissitudes of life with forbearance and become attractive jewels. Do not allow yourself to be overwhelmed by obstacles. Lead exemplary lives with self-confidence and firm faith in God. - Divine Discourse, Jan 15, 1992.
Practise the attitude of offering every act, every day, at the Feet of God as a flower offered in worship. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - January 14, 2014

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14 Jan, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   What lesson can we learn from the Sun God? Bhagawan points out those important qualities that we have to imbibe.   Audio Special: "Prem Ki Pukar - Drama by Students of SSSHSS: Songs and Music" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Mesmerizing Moments with the Divine Master - Part 3" Click Here to Read Now   Watch the Live Video Webcast of the Prize Distribution Ceremony of the Annual Sports and Cultural Meet 2014 at 8 a.m. and Programme by Students of Anantapur Campus at 5 p.m. (IST) Today on our Website.
Life on earth is possible only because of the Sun. For mankind that is caught up in a meaningless existence and going through an endless round of futile activities, the Sun God stands out as an exemplar of tireless and selfless service. He enjoys no respite from work. He is above praise and censure. He carries on his duties with absolute equanimity. Everything he does is only for the wellbeing of the world and not for causing any harm. Thus the Sun God teaches us the supreme example of humble devotion to duty, without any conceit. Everyone must learn how to do their duties with devotion and dedication, just like the Sun. Doing one's duty is the greatest Yoga (Spiritual path), as pointed out by Krishna in the Gita. Hence, let your actions and thoughts be good. You will then experience the bliss divine. - Divine Discourse, Jan 15, 1992.
God, who is the embodiment of love, can be attained only through love, just as the effulgent Sun can be seen only through its own light. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - January 13, 2014

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13 Jan, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   What lesson can we learn from the Sun God? Bhagawan points out those important qualities that we have to imbibe.   Audio Special: "Tryst with Divinity - Conversation with Mr. Nagesh Dhakappa, State President, SSSSO Karnataka - 1" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Photo Gallery: Annual Sports & Cultural Meet 2014" Click Here to View Now   Watch the Live Video Webcast of the Drama by Students of SSSIHL, Brindavan Campus being presented as part of the Annual Sports and Cultural Meet 2014, at 5 p.m. (IST) Today on our Website.
Life on earth is possible only because of the Sun. For mankind that is caught up in a meaningless existence and going through an endless round of futile activities, the Sun God stands out as an exemplar of tireless and selfless service. He enjoys no respite from work. He is above praise and censure. He carries on his duties with absolute equanimity. Everything he does is only for the wellbeing of the world and not for causing any harm. Thus the Sun God teaches us the supreme example of humble devotion to duty, without any conceit. Everyone must learn how to do their duties with devotion and dedication, just like the Sun. Doing one's duty is the greatest Yoga (Spiritual path), as pointed out by Krishna in the Gita. Hence, let your actions and thoughts be good. You will then experience the bliss divine. - Divine Discourse, Jan 15, 1992.
God, who is the embodiment of love, can be attained only through love, just as the effulgent Sun can be seen only through its own light. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - January 12, 2014

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12 Jan, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   We often call ourselves cultured, but what is the true meaning and significance of culture? Bhagawan explains and guides us today.   Audio Special: "Love to Love - a musical selection on favourite bhajans - first aired live on 4 Apr 2013" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Hanuman, Our Lives and the Annual Sports Meet" Click Here to Read Now   Watch the Live Video Webcast of the Drama by Students of Sri Sathya Sai Higher Secondary School, being presented as part of the Annual Sports and Cultural Meet 2014, at 5 p.m. (IST) Today on our Website.
The observance of morality in daily life, the divinization of all actions and thoughts related to life, and adherence to ideals - all of these together constitute culture. Culture means that which sanctifies the world, which enhances the greatness and glory of a country, and which helps to raise the individual and society to a higher level of existence. The process of refinement or transformation is essential for improving the utility of any object or life. For instance, paddy has to be milled and its husk removed before the rice is fit for cooking. This is called Samskriti or transformation. This means, doing away with unwanted elements and securing the desirable ones. With regard to people, Samskriti (culture) means getting rid of bad qualities and cultivating virtues. The cultured person is one who has developed good thoughts and good conduct. - Divine Discourse, Jan 14, 1990.
Control of the senses and observing the code of discipline is the hallmark of a cultured person. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - January 11, 2014

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11 Jan, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   What is the gratifying quality that is seen in sports, and must be carried to our day to day living too? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us today.   Audio Special: "Outside Inside Deep Inside - Lord Hanuman ant the Annual Sports Meet" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Photo Gallery: Preparations for Sports and Cultural Meet 2014" Click Here to View Now   Watch the Live Video Webcast of the Annual Sports and Cultural Meet of Sri Sathya Sai Educational Institutions at 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. (IST) Today on our Website. Click Here to Download and Listen to the Various Segments of Radio Sai's Latest Thursday Live (9 January 2013)
	Although there may be differences among nations in their food and habits, the spirit of harmony and unity displayed in sports is a gratifying example to all. It is a distinctive quality of sports that differences are forgotten and persons engage themselves in games in a divine spirit of camaraderie. Sports help the players not only to improve their health but also to experience joy. However, you should not be content with realising these benefits alone. You have another body besides the physical; it is the subtle body, otherwise known as the mind. It is equally essential to promote purity of the mind and develop large heartedness. True humanness blossoms only when the body, the mind and the spirit are developed harmoniously. The enthusiasm and effort you display in sports should also manifest in the spheres of morality and spirituality. - Divine Discourse, Jan 14, 1990.
Life is a dream, realize it; Life is a game, play it; Life is love enjoy it. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - January 10, 2014

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10 Jan, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   Why does God, who loves us so dearly, let difficulties and tribulations trouble us? Bhagawan explains and encourages us.   Audio Special: "Conversation with Dr. Narasimhan of the Sri Sathya Sai Mobile Hospital - first aired live on 2 Jan 2014" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "My 'Sai Surprises' in Prsident Mandela's Office" Click Here to Read Now   Join Radio Sai on
	Difficulties and pain help one to nurse and build the capacity for patience and forbearance. However, due to mental weakness and ignorance, people invariably shun painful experiences and distress. Do not be weak; be brave and welcome troubles. Let them come; more the merrier. Only with such a courageous attitude can you bring out the kshama (forbearance) hidden within you. Can you get promoted to a higher class without passing an examination? It is only when you secure the prescribed marks and pass the examination, you are declared eligible to advance to the higher class. While preparing for the examination you have to face stress and many difficulties but how sweet the promotion is! So welcome troubles as tests that prepare you for higher things and be happy when troubles descend on you, because that is when kshama truly blossoms. - Divine Discourse, May 25, 2000.
When God is pleased with you, the whole world will be pleased with you. Therefore, let all your efforts be towards pleasing God. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - January 09, 2014

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09 Jan, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   What is the significance of the virtue, Kshama? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us its supremacy today.   Audio Special: "Service in the Name of Sai - Conversation with Tamil Nadu Sevadal Co-ordinator Mr. K. M. Rao - Part 2" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Historic Bal Vikas Alumni Meet and Convocation 2014 - a glimpse of the glory the future holds" Click Here to Read Now   Today's Thursday Live (09 Jan 2014) - Programme Schedule
	Divinity is the manifestation of Prema and Kshama. The virtue of Kshama (forbearance, unlimited patience and ability to forgive and forget) is not achieved by reading books or learnt from an instructor. Nor can it be received as a gift from someone. This prime virtue, can be acquired solely by self effort, by facing squarely diverse problems, difficulties of various sorts, anxieties, suffering as well as sorrow. In the absence of Kshama, you will become susceptible to all kinds of evil tendencies. Hatred and jealousy easily take root in a person lacking this virtue. Kshama gives complete protection to the one who possesses it. Hence Kshama, a priceless possession, is the greatest, grandest and the noblest amongst all virtues. Kshama is all encompassing. - Divine Discourse, May 25, 2000.
Your life will be full of peace and serenity, when your mind is filled with good thoughts such as Sathya, Prema, Kshama and Daya (truth, love, forbearance and compassion). - Baba
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