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Sai Baba Gita - The Two Banks of the River of Life

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Sai Baba GitaJune 27, 2004

The Two Banks of the River of Life

Life may be compared to a river. If you allow this river of life to proceed

unchecked and unbounded, you are likely to destroy many villages. You have to

take whatever measures are needed to see to it that this river remains within

its bounds and reaches the ocean. It is only the ocean which can bear this

river and absorb it. How to make this river of life reach the ocean? In the

Gita it has been said, you must have two banks constructed. When the river has

two banks, it can safely go on and reach the ocean.

What are these two banks for the river of life? They have been described as two

powerful mantras. On one side you have a mantra which says,

He who has doubts will perish.

On the other side you have a mantra which says,

He who has faith will attain wisdom.

So the two banks for the river of life have to do with renunciation of doubt and

the blossoming forth of faith. When you have these two banks channeling your

life, then you will reach the goal and merge in the ocean. This teaching given

by Krishna is the very essence of devotion. It enables you to reach the ocean

of infinite grace.

http://www.atmapress.com/saibabagita/saigita270.html

Sai Baba Gita, Compiled and edited by Al Drucker - Published by Atma Press -

http://www.atmapress.com - ISBN: 0963844903Online Edition:

http://www.atmapress.com/saibabagita/index.html

 

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