The Saints of Thamilnadu: Divine Discourse Delivered by Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba
The Saints of Thamilnadu: Divine Discourse Delivered by Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba
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EMBODIMENTS of love! The human being is a combination of Naithikam (morality), Dharma (righteousness) and Adhyathmikam (spirituality). All three constituents are con-rained in man. Hence, to recognise the Divine in man, his humanness should not be divorced from his Divinity. Divinity is immanent in man. Men consider themselves as mere human beings. This is nor so. All of them are manifestations of the Divine. It is because men do not recognise this fact, all kinds of confusions arise in respect of human activities in the phenomenal world. Every person should develop the awareness that he is Brahman - "Aham Brahmasmi." Only then will he understand his true nature. God is not distinct and apart from man. Bharath has been conveying profound truths to the world from ancient times. It proclaimed the universal message: "Lokassamasthas-sukhino bhavanthu" ("Let all people everywhere be happy"). Unfortunately, because of attachment to the things of the world, the people have lost this sense of universal well-being and are wasting their precious lives. Worldly wealth and comforts are transient. Bharatheeya culture has glorified adherence to Truth and Righteousness.
There is nothing greater than forbearance
God is the Indweller in the human heart (spiritual heart). There is no meaning in going elsewhere in search of God. Realising this, men should lead a life of kindness to all beings. A man without kindness is an animal.
There was once a person in Thamilnadu who belonged to a place named Puumpuhar on the banks of the river Kaveri. He used to earn a living by weaving cloth and selling it. In the same place there was a rich man ...
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~~~~~~ The Saints of Thamilnadu ~~~~~~
Collection: Sri Sathya Sai Speaks, Vol 30 (1997)
Date: 10 April 1997
Place: Chennai
Link: https://links.sairhythms.org/Xjdb
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Best Regards
Seetha Ram
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EMBODIMENTS of love! The human being is a combination of Naithikam (morality), Dharma (righteousness) and Adhyathmikam (spirituality). All three constituents are con-rained in man. Hence, to recognise the Divine in man, his humanness should not be divorced from his Divinity. Divinity is immanent in man. Men consider themselves as mere human beings. This is nor so. All of them are manifestations of the Divine. It is because men do not recognise this fact, all kinds of confusions arise in respect of human activities in the phenomenal world. Every person should develop the awareness that he is Brahman - "Aham Brahmasmi." Only then will he understand his true nature. God is not distinct and apart from man. Bharath has been conveying profound truths to the world from ancient times. It proclaimed the universal message: "Lokassamasthas-sukhino bhavanthu" ("Let all people everywhere be happy"). Unfortunately, because of attachment to the things of the world, the people have lost this sense of universal well-being and are wasting their precious lives. Worldly wealth and comforts are transient. Bharatheeya culture has glorified adherence to Truth and Righteousness.
There is nothing greater than forbearance
God is the Indweller in the human heart (spiritual heart). There is no meaning in going elsewhere in search of God. Realising this, men should lead a life of kindness to all beings. A man without kindness is an animal.
There was once a person in Thamilnadu who belonged to a place named Puumpuhar on the banks of the river Kaveri. He used to earn a living by weaving cloth and selling it. In the same place there was a rich man ...
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~~~~~~ The Saints of Thamilnadu ~~~~~~
Collection: Sri Sathya Sai Speaks, Vol 30 (1997)
Date: 10 April 1997
Place: Chennai
Link: https://links.sairhythms.org/Xjdb
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Best Regards
Seetha Ram
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