Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Message of Ramayana
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Look after your bod with utmost care
What is the use in planning a well when the house has caught fire? When will it be dug? When will water become available and when will the fire be extinguished? Isn't it an impossible task? If at the very start, a well was dug, how helpful it would be during critical situations? Beginning to contemplate on God during one’s last moments is like beginning to dig the well after the house has caught fire. No one knows what is in store the next moment. Therefore, from now on, engage in contemplation of God and perform your spiritual practices. Physical stamina is very necessary for Sadhana (spiritual practice), so look after your body with utmost care. But remember that over-tending is also harmful.
Bagavan Sri Sri Sri Sathya Sai Baba
Friday, March 19, 2010
Thought for the Day
People tend to delay doing their duties. But for undertaking spiritual practices, there is no yesterday and no tomorrow. This very moment is the moment. If you have engraved this understanding in your heart, then you can merge in Lord Shiva. If this truth is not assimilated, and you get immersed in aims of today and tomorrow, and it lays the foundation for worldly attachment! Then you will be born again and again to have the Darshan of Yama (God of Death)! Those who realize this truth will not fail even to the slightest extent in their spiritual practices. It is the right of every aspirant to have the vision of Shiva (Lord of Auspiciousness).
Bagavan Sri Sri Sri Sathya Sai Baba
Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Today's News paper becomes a waste paper tomorrow.
True Ugadi is the day when man gives up bad qualities, fills his heart with love and takes to the path of sacrifice. Do not limit the celebration of Ugadi to merely putting on new clothes and partaking of delicious items. Today you may wear a new shirt, but how long will it remain new? Tomorrow it becomes old. Today's newspaper becomes a waste paper tomorrow. Our life is like a newspaper. Once you have finished reading a newspaper, you do not like to read it again and again. You have been given this birth which is like a newspaper, and have gone through varied experiences of pleasure and pain. Enough is enough. You should pray, "Oh God! You have given me this 'newspaper' and I have gone through the experiences of this life. I don't want to have another birth."
Bagavan Sri Sri Sri Sathya Sai Baba
Thought for the Day
Only after the feelings of 'I' and 'mine' are uprooted, one becomes a devotee. The heart of such a devotee will be filled with compassion and the urge to do good to the world. It is the supreme bliss they attain thereby which impels them to act in this way. They crave for nothing else but being one with their sweet Lord. With this single goal in mind, regardless of joy and sorrow, without any concern about their own satisfaction, they engage themselves in spiritual practices steadfastly, incessantly and with conviction, and after understanding the Reality, they attain full contentment.
Bagavan Sri Sri Sri Sathya Sai Baba
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Thought for the Day
God is present in everyone. He resides in every heart. So, do not confine God to a temple, mosque or church. Where man is, there God is! As you do not realize this, you indulge in the criticism of others. To overcome this habit, enquire within yourself, "Whom do I adore? Whom am I criticizing?" God is present in everyone. So, when you criticize another, it amounts to criticizing yourself. When you love others, you love yourself. Whomever you criticize, it reaches God (Sarva Jeeva Thiraskaaram Keshavam Pratigacchati). Whomever you salute, it reaches God (Sarva Jeeva Namaskaram Keshavam Pratiga
Bagavan Sri Sri Sri Sathya Sai Baba
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Thought for the Day
Bagavan Sri Sri Sri Sathya Sai Baba