Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - April 25, 2014

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25 Apr, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   What is the one good habit we must develop to overcome four vices? Bhagawan lovingly counsels us today.   Audio Special: "Conversation with Mr. Srinivasulu Huggahalli of the Techno group - 1" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "New Radio Sai Picture Story Series - His Story" Click Here to Read Now   Join Radio Sai on   Download Poster
	Do not indulge in arguments and disputations; one who clamours aloud has not grasped the Truth, believe Me! Silence is the only language of the realised. Practice moderation in speech; that will help you in many ways. It will develop Prema, for most misunderstandings and factions arise out of carelessly spoken words. When the foot slips, the wound can be healed; but when the tongue slips, the wound it causes in the heart of another will fester for life. The tongue is liable to four big errors: uttering falsehood, scandalising, finding fault with others and excessive talk. These must be avoided if there must be peace for the individual and society. The bond of brotherhood will be tightened if people speak less and speak sweet. That is why silence (mounam) was prescribed as a vow for spiritual aspirants by scriptures. As spiritual aspirants in var ious stages of the road, this discipline will be very valuable for you. - Divine Discourse, Jul 22, 1958.
You may not always oblige, but you can always speak obligingly. - Baba
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - April 24, 2014

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24 Apr, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   When we observe Bhagawan we often come to conclusions about His nature and means. But do we really comprehend Him? On the auspicious Aradhana Mahotsavam Day Bhagawan Himself explains His advent.   Audio Special: "Outside Inside Deep Inside - The Poignant Memory of April 2011" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Flip Book - Divine Assurances and Guidance" Click Here to Read Now   Watch the Live Video Webcast of Aradhana Mahotsavam Celebrations at Prasanthi Nilayam at around 8:20 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. (IST), on our Website. Today's Thursday Live (24 Apr 2014) - Programme Schedule   Download Poster
	There are many who observe My actions and start declaring that My nature is such and such. They are unable to gauge the sanctity, the majesty and the eternal reality that is Me. The power of Sai is limitless; it manifests forever. All forms of 'power' are resident in this Sai palm. But, those who profess to have understood Me, the wise, the Yogis (spiritually advanced persons), the Pandits (scholars), and the Jnanis (liberated persons) - all of them are aware only of the least important, the casual, external manifestation of an infinitesimal part of that power, namely, the ‘miracles’! My power is immeasurable; My truth is inexplicable, unfathomable. What I will, must take place; what I plan must succeed. I am Truth; and Truth has no need to hesitate, or fear, or bend. I am announcing this about Me, for, the need has arisen. - Divine Discourse, Jun 19, 1968.
When God is pleased with you, the whole world will be pleased with you. Therefore, let all your efforts be towards pleasing God.
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Launching of the Series Sai Speaks Illustrated

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Sai Speaks Illustrated

Dear Brothers and Sisters, Loving Sai Ram from Prasanthi Nilayam. You would've noticed the series of posters we began sending along with your daily Sai Inspires, starting Ugadi this year (31 Mar 2014). The idea was two fold; one was to draw your attention to this new series and the other was to look for critical feedback on how to present and share with our readers these illustrations. We are glad that most of you have received it with warm appreciation. At the same time we have taken to account all the critical feedback and we shall sincerely endeavour to do better. We are sending you this mail to inform you, that starting from the Aradhana Mahotsavam (24 Apr 2014), we will send a link to that day's poster along with the Sai Inspires message, i.e. it will not be attached to the mail as it comes now, but the Sai Inspires mail will carry a link that says, "Sai Speaks Illustrated" (That is what we have chosen to call this new series), on clicking which you can view and download the day's poster. We do hope you will view these posters and share them, for the message each poster carries too, is a direct excerpt from Bhagawan's discourses (1990 Summer Showers presently).   Clicking on the circled area will lead you to the page where you can view and download the day's poster. We thank you for your continued support, love and blessings. May we all internalise Bhagawan's message and make this world a better place. Jai Sai Ram. At His Service, Team Radio Sai

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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - April 23, 2014

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23 Apr, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   If we were to bring forth the latent Divinity, where should we begin? Bhagawan lovingly and lucidly explains today.   Audio Special: "Fleeting Moments, Lasting Memories - Ms. Leena Bardoloi Baruah - 1" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "How Do I Now Connect With My Swami - New Entries" Click Here to Read Now   Watch the Live Video Webcast of Programme of Contemporary Indian Music by Mr. A. S. Ram and his Group 'Pulse' at 5 p.m. (IST), on our Website.
	Once a friend asked the famous sculptor from Italy, Michelangelo, "Why are you working so hard, chiselling this large piece of rock? Why don't you go home and take some rest?" Michelangelo replied: "I am trying to release the Divine that is in the rock. I wish to bring out of this lifeless stone the living Divinity that is embedded in it." If a sculptor could create from an inanimate stone a living Image of God, cannot human beings vibrant with life manifest the living Divinity that resides within them? What is the reason for this incapacity to realise the Divinity within? It is because we do not realise the soiled cover in which it is wrapped up. If our clothes get dirty, we change them because we are ashamed to appear in unclean garments. If our house is shabby, we try to clean it. But when our minds and hearts are polluted, we do not feel a shamed! To purify our hearts and minds, the first thing we have to do is to lead a righteous life. Our actions must be based on morality. - Divine Discourse, Apr 2, 1984.
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - April 22, 2014

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22 Apr, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   Why is selfless service so vital to a spiritual life? Bhagawan answers the question with an illustration, explaining the benefits of service for us today.   Audio Special: "Gratitude program by the outgoing batch of the Brindavan campus, SSSIHL - 23 Mar 2014" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "The Vision of the Jagadguru - Speech by Mr. Sanjay Sahani - 4 May 2011" Click Here to Read Now   Sri Sathya Sai Aradhana Mahotsavam 2014 Programme Schedule
	The Gita advises that service to the society (Sangha) is the highest service (Seva), as well as the most beneficial spiritual discipline (Sadhana). No one can run away from this obligation; you have to use the community wherein you are born for sublimating your ego and saving yourself. Service taken up as a Sadhana teaches fortitude (Sahana). That is why Krishna directed Arjuna to engage in battle to win back his share of the Kingdom, and ensure for the people righteous administration and an atmosphere wherein they can strive successfully to attain salvation. This he had to do in a spirit of dedication and surrender to the will of God, irrespective of his own likes and dislikes, and the consequences that might flow from his unselfish activities. Even Avatars (incarnations) demonstrate in their lives the supreme importance of Seva. - Divine Discourse, Jan 11, 1968.
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - April 21, 2014

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21 Apr, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   God can grant us whatever we seek, but what is the right thing to ask for? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us today.   Audio Special: "Tryst with Divinity - Conversation with Dr. Vishwanath Pandit - former Vice-Chancellor, SSSIHL - 2" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "The Story of Easter – Jesus is Risen! - by Rev. Father Charles Ogada" Click Here to Read Now   Join Radio Sai on
	A man who had four wives happened to go to Mumbai on some work. From there, he wrote to all of them that he was prepared to bring home whatever each of them wanted. The first wife asked for some nice tonics for her health, as well as rugs and woollen clothing to be of service whenever she fell ill. The second wife wanted some sarees of the latest style, jewellery of the Mumbai type and such other sundry decorative stuff. The third asked him to select for her some religious books like the Jnaneshwari, abhangs, etc. available in Mumbai book-shops, as well as pictures of Pandharinath, Bhavani and Sai Baba. The fourth wife had no list at all; she simply wrote, "If you return soon and safe, that is enough for me." The others got big packets containing whatever they had asked for, but the last one got his love. God gives you whatever you pray for; so think well and discriminate clearly before you pray and ask. - Divine Discourse, May 16, 1964.
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Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - April 20, 2014

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20 Apr, 2014   Featured on Radio Sai:   Share   What is one fundamental flaw that we must fix, so as to experience Divinity? Bhagawan clarifies and illumines us today.   Audio Special: "Conversation with Anirudh Ravichander of Kolaveri fame - recorded on 24 Jul 2013" Click Here to Listen Now   H2H Special: "Aradhana Mahotsavam Special: How Do I Now Connect With My Swami?" Click Here to Read Now   Click Here to Download and Listen to the Various Segments of Radio Sai's Latest Thursday Live (17 April 2014)
Oblivious to the presence of the Divine within, people embark on the quest for God. They behave like a person who goes to borrow milk from their neighbour, forgetting the wish-fulfilling cow (Kamadhenu) in their backyard. Avatars are of two kinds: Amsavatar and Purnavatar. Every human being is an Amsavatar (partial incarnation of the Divine); in the Gita, Lord Krishna says, ‘a part of the Divine Soul has become the individual soul in the world of living beings (Mamaivaamso jeevaloke jeevabhutah-sanaatanah)’. Many partial incarnations get caught up in Maya (worldly illusion), develop egoism and possessiveness, and lead worldly lives. Purnaavatar (full incarnation of the Divine) may behave, according to the circumstances, as if they were subject to Maya, but they are free from Maya at all times. They subdue and transcend Maya, and manifest their full Divinity to the world throughout their lives. - Divine Discourse, Aug 14, 1990.
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