Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - October 23, 2011

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23 October, 2011 Featured on Radio Sai: What is the message of the Holy Koran? Bhagawan explains to us bringing out its unity with the that of Hinduism.   Audio Special: "Loving Legend Living Legacies- Parts 1, 2 and 3" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Gita For Children Part 32: Chapter 14" Click Here to Read Now
“Allaho Akbar; La Illah Ill Allah” - this sacred formula signifies that God is the supreme sovereign; He is the undisputed, unexcelled Ruler of all Creation and He alone is worthy of worship. In the Bhagavad Gita too, Lord Krishna declares: “There is nothing higher than Me.” Thus Islam and Hinduism convey the same message. The Holy Koran advises the followers of God to acquire self--confidence and place all burdens on Him. It instructs that one must have implicit faith in the power of God and recognise it every moment to lead a meaningful life. One must follow the path laid down by the Lord until the very end. The Holy Koran is to be looked upon as a guide for the same. It has to be revered and observed down to the very letter. This is the spiritual instruction observed by the followers of Islam. -Sathya Sai Vahini, Ch 23: “Modes of Worship”.
Honour all religions. Each is a pathway to God. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - October 22, 2011

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22 October, 2011 Featured on Radio Sai: Any journey is likely to be impeded by obstacles and so is the case with spiritual journey too. What are the obstacles in this journey and how do we overcome them? Bhagawan explains to us today.   Audio Special: "Talks during the Dasara celebrations at Prasanthi Nilayam, 2 Oct 2011" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Harnessing the Heart: The Tax Officer With Two Pensions!" Click Here to Read Now
You will make quick progress in the spiritual path if you overcome the difficult obstacles of anger, pride, conceit, the tendency to look for faults in others, etc. These operate subconsciously, like the currents in the depths of the ocean. You must be vigilant not to lose your temper, be it even in small things, for that will hinder your progress. Anger is the parent of all wrong behaviour and it can turn any person into bad ways, any moment, and in any form. So first and foremost sublimate it by systematic effort. Welcome gladly anyone who points out your defects; be grateful to them. Never entertain hatred against them, for that is as bad as hating the good. You must love the “good” and discard the “bad”. Remember, the “bad” should not be hated but given up or avoided. Cultivate humility and love towards all; undesirable habits will then fall away from you. - Dhyana Vahini, Ch 14: “Remove Defects in Character”.
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 - October 21, 2011

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21 October, 2011 Featured on Radio Sai: Why should we practice spirituality? Swami explains and motivates us today.   Audio Special: "Talks during the Dasara celebrations at Prasanthi Nilayam, 1 Oct 2011" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Healing Touch: Gift of Life to the GIft of God" Click Here to Read Now
The udder of the cow contains milk in it. The milk has ghee (clarified butter) in it. But the ghee is not available to us as such. The milk has to be drawn, curdled and churned to obtain the butter which in turn has to be clarified to produce the ghee. This when consumed gives strength. So too, though God is omnipresent, He has to be discovered and cognised in order to experience the bliss. Like oil in mustard, butter in yoghurt, water under the earth's surface and fire in timber, God though present in everything is not patent. God is in the body and the mind but to become aware of Him, spiritual effort is necessary. When that is undertaken, oneness with the Supreme within can be realised. -Sathya Sai Vahini, Ch 23, “Modes of Worship”.
Spiritual sadhana means cultivating good thoughts and undertaking good deeds. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - October 20, 2011

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20 October, 2011 Featured on Radio Sai: What is the purpose behind the advent of the Sai Avatar? Bhagawan explains to us giving His assurance.   Audio Special:  "Talk by Dr. Safaya at Brindavan, 18 Sep 2011" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special Video: "Avatar Declaration Day Special: Prema Pravaham " Click Here to Watch Now
I have a "Task": To foster all mankind and ensure for all of them lives full of bliss (ananda). I have a "Vow": To lead all who stray away from the straight path again into goodness and save them. I am attached to a "work" that I love: To remove the sufferings of the poor and grant them what they lack. I have a "reason to be proud", for I rescue all who worship and adore me, aright. I have my definition of the "devotion" I expect: Those devoted to me have to treat joy and grief, gain and loss, with equal fortitude. I will not give up my mission, nor my determination. I will never give up those who attach themselves to me. On this day 71 years ago Baba as a fourteen year old boy declared, “I am Sai Baba”. Later in a landmark letter to His elder brother, He clearly delineated His mission. The above is an extract from that letter written in May 25, 1947.
I have come to light the lamp of Love in your hearts, to see that it shines  day by day with added luster. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - October 19, 2011

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19 October, 2011 Featured on Radio Sai: What is the best way to worship the lord? What are the offerings that can be made to the one who is the master of all? Bhagawan explains to us today.   Audio Special: "Talkby Prof.Nanjundaiah at Brindavan, 21 August 2011" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Swami and Me: Perfectly 'Polish'ed by the Divine" Click Here to Read Now
	True devotion is not bound by rituals or set procedures. The Gita talks about various offerings like patram (leaf), pushpam (flower), phalam (fruit), and toyam (water). These words should not be taken literally. The human body is the leaf that must be offered to the Lord. Like the leaf of the tree, the body too would one day die and decay; no one can say when that will happen. Before such a fate befalls, the body in its fullness, freshness, and purity, ought to be offered to the Lord. The flower of your heart is what would please the Lord most and not the ones purchased from the market, which fade in a few hours. The flower of the heart, that is totally pure, soaked in love, and perfect does not wither easily. And which fruit would please God? He is not interested in fruits that grow on a tree; Mind is the fruit that must be offered to th e Lord. Lastly, the water the Lord wants from you is the tears of joy that flow when your heart is full of love for Him. These alone are the offerings that the Lord expects when you worship Him. - Divine Discourse, 19th May, 2000.
God judges the devotee's love by the intensity of the feeling and not by the number of ways in which worship is offered. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - October 18, 2011

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18 October, 2011 Featured on Radio Sai: What is the lesson we need to learn from this drama of life? Bhagawan explains to us today.   Audio Special: "SSE on Air - Part 13 - Respect for Elders" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Glowing Tributes to Baba's Kanu" Click Here to Read Now
	The game of life is a cosmic play that God is enacting. The actors, the dialogues, the cues and the songs have all been assembled by Him. He is the cast, the director, and the audience. In the epic Mahabharata, He filled one side with boundless material strength, but they were urged on by unrighteous greed, while the other side were ever-righteous and had the with strength of the Atma which apparently seemed limited. In the cosmic confrontation and conflict between these two, the Lord stood forth as the arbiter who brought about the victory of right over might. The core lessons contained in the Gita are these — the seeker must surrender, with the feeling Karishye vachanam thava (Your word shall be obeyed), and must at all times fulfill one's duty. Again, in the Gita Lord declares, Swadharme nidhanam sreyah (In fulfilling the duty assigned to you lies your safety and prosperity). -Sathya Sai Vahini, Ch 23, “Modes of Worship”.
As long as man regards himself as the doer and enjoyer he cannot escape from the consequences of his actions - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - October 17, 2011

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17 October, 2011 Featured on Radio Sai: Why is it important to always see good, do good and be good? Bhagawan explains and cautions us today.   Audio Special: "Fleeting Moments - Lasting Memories - Mr. Ajnish Rai" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Featured Article: One Special Dasara Recalled" Click Here to Read Now
	People may act as they please, but they cannot escape from the consequences of their actions; be it a simpleton or a great person. Let no one be under the illusion that one can commit sin and go scot-free. Wherever you go, the results of your actions will follow you like your shadow. God is always by your side saying “Tathastu! Tathastu!” (so shall it be!). People do not take cognisance of this truth and indulge in wicked deeds. Despite knowing pretty well what is good and what is bad, many struggle to give up their evil ways. You may do a number of good actions, yet you cannot escape from the consequences of your past deeds. Bear this truth always in mind. To avoid unpleasant consequences, always enquire before undertaking any activity whether it is good or bad. But you may wonder, if there is any way to escape from the consequences of karma (action s). Yes, it is possible for those who earn the grace of God. - Divine Discourse, Jul 21, 2005.
Chant the name of God day in and day out. That alone will protect you at all times. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - October 16, 2011

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16 October, 2011 Featured on Radio Sai: Why is love the panacea for all the ills of the world? Bhagawan explains to us today.   Audio Special: "Talks during the Dasara celebrations: Prasanthi Nilayam, 3 Oct 2011" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Harnessing the Heart: Go with the Flow or Stand Your Ground?" Click Here to Read Now
	In this world, there is no power greater than Prema, pure selfless love. All the yogas (paths) mentioned in the Bhagawat Gita such as Jnana (knowledge), Karma (action), etc., are contained in Bhakthi Yoga (path of pure love towards God). There is nothing beyond this. Each and every yoga contains an element of selfishness. But that of Prema, is free from selfishness and all other impurities. It is only because of the absence of such selfless love that chaos, conflicts and confusion are prevalent in the world today. One who is interested in the welfare of humanity should practise this principle of true love. - Divine Discourse, May 6, 1995.
Love is the only solvent for the hardest of hearts. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - October 15, 2011

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15 October, 2011 Featured on Radio Sai: What is the goal of life and how do we achieve it? Bhagawan explains with a simple analogy.   Audio Special: "Talks during the Dasara celebrations: Prasanthi Nilayam, 30 Sep 2011" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Chinna Katha: Give Up Atleast One Bad Habit" Click Here to Read Now
	In a game of football, the players on either side continue to kick the ball till it is sent to the goal. They must see to it that the ball does not go beyond the two posts that define the goal. The goal of life too consists of two posts: secular and spiritual. You are born as a human with the goal of not being born again. You must live within the frames of secular and spiritual pursuits. The six bad qualities — lust, anger, greed, desire, pride and jealousy are on one side, and the good qualities — truth, right conduct, peace, love, nonviolence and sacrifice are on the other side. The game is between these two teams. If you tread along the divine path you can experience peace, and also share it with others. Then you will be liberated. - Divine Discourse, Apr 18, 1998.
Life is a game, play it. - Baba
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