Illusion
is like a fierce dog that will not allow anyone to near its
Master, God. You can easily manage to by-pass it by
assuming the Form of the Master which is called
Sarupyam or by calling out to the Master so loudly
that He comes down and accompanies you into the house; that
is to say, by winning His Grace as proximity,
Saameepyam. Illusion is His pet and so will not
harm you, if He orders not to. Illusion is the blemish that
affects the mind. The Master comes to save not just one
good person from Illusion, but the whole of mankind. Of
course, He has to come assuming a form that man can love,
revere, and appreciate.
Proceed
ever towards strength (balam). Do not take to
untruth, wickedness, and crookedness – all of which
denotes a fundamental fatal trait of cowardice and weakness
(bala heenam). Weakness is born of accepting as
true, a lower image of yourself than what the facts
warrant. That is the main mistake. You believe you are the
husk, but you really are the kernel. All spiritual practices
must be directed to the removal of the husk and the
revelation of the kernel. So long as you say, ”I am
so and so”, there is bound to be fear. Once you say
and feel “I am Divine” (Aham
Brahmasmi), you get unconquerable strength.
Bagavan Sri Sri Sri Sathya Sai Baba
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