41. Vitamin G
The importance of Vitamin G in our spiritual well-being and how to develop it is discussed in this Study Circle topic.
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Love All, Serve All
The importance of Vitamin G in our spiritual well-being and how to develop it is discussed in this Study Circle topic.
Swami says that every single thing has its Dharma (Right Conduct). What do you think is the Dharma of a Sai Center?
In this Study Circle topic let us read and discuss Swami’s words on Dharma.
Two things are essential for happy life. Dhaanya and Dhyaana. Dhaanya (grains) for the sustenance of the Body and dhyaana (contemplation) for entering the temple of the Lord and merging in His Glory…
The number of those who talk pleasantly is legion; because, they need only cater to the desire of man for pleasure. But the number of those who talk usefully, profitably, beneficially is small for, few know what is really useful, profitable and beneficial for man. Most people are concerned only with the short run…
What is the difference between what is pleasing and what is good? Why do we sometimes tell someone, what is pleasing rather than what is good?
We will explore Swami’s guidance on these topics.
In the literature above, Swami mentions that we should feel united with the sea and not separate ourselves. What comes to mind when you hear the word unity?
Swami says that we should not have pride in our attachment to God. What do you think pride in our attachment to God means, and how does one develop this?
in this study circle, Swami explains how one’s devotion must be filled with humility and how to avoid the pitfalls of pride and ego.
This microphone before Me must have been made by someone, is it not? He is not seen or known by you, but of his existence, there can be no doubt. Besides, it is certain he must be knowing all about this microphone which he has made. So too, there must be a creator for this universe and He must be knowing all about it. This universe is composed of the five elements and He is the master of all the five…
Go to Penukonda, purchase a ticket for Bangalore and sit in the train. Do not get down in the middle when some station attracts you. The stations are karma, upaasana (action, contemplation), etc. You have to pass through them, but remember they are not the termini. The terminus is Realisation.
The first step in spiritual discipline is the cleansing of speech. Talk sweetly without anger. Do not boast of your scholarship or attainments. Be humble, eager to serve; conserve your speech. Practice silence. That will save you from squabbles, idle thoughts, and factions.