Sai Inspires - 18th February 2006 from Prashanti Nilayam

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true devotee? The first of these is desirelessness (Anapekshah). A true

devotee should not have desires. How is it possible for you, endowed as you

are with a body, mind and senses to be without desires? One is bound to have

some desire or other. On the one hand, there are desires pertaining to the

senses that confer momentary joy. On the other hand, there is a desire to

transcend the senses. Today, people are filled with many desires. So what is

it that is needed for having a desire-free life? There is nothing wrong in

having desires, but all of them must be pleasing to God. You should practise

the eternal principles based on Truth, and dedicate all your activities to God.

Lead your life without the feelings of 'I and mine' and offer everything to

God. Only then can you attain the state of desirelessness. - Geetha

Vahini. He who is filled with desires is the poorest man in the world - Baba.

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