Sai Inspires - 19th February 2009 from Prashanti Nilayam

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Thanks Kishore for sharing such great spiritual Wisdom, these kinds of simple but powerful truths give hope and inspiration during difficult times like this.

 

God Bless, Om Namah Shivaya,

Divakar. --- On Wed, 2/18/09, Kishore Puvvada <pkishore wrote:

Kishore Puvvada <pkishore Sai Inspires - 19th February 2009 from Prashanti Nilayam Date: Wednesday, February 18, 2009, 9:40 PM

 

 

How can we hold ourselves accountable to living in peace in every moment of our lives? What are the standards we should live up to? Swami explains to us very patiently.Sometimes you become too much angry, you may even criticize or hit someone. This is a great sin. In fact, when you criticize or hit your enemy, but you are criticizing or hitting God himself. Therefore, you should lead your life in such a way that you do not cause harm to anybody. It is natural that you do good to those who do good to you. There is nothing very great about it. But Sai asks you to do good even to those who try to harm. You should not pay attention to the harm that they try to do to you in any manner. You should always remain in a state of supreme peace. You can attain everything if you have peace.- Divine Discourse, Jan 14, 2009.

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, " Kishore Puvvada "

<pkishore wrote:

>

> How can we hold ourselves accountable to living in peace in every

> moment of our lives? What are the standards we should live up to?

> Swami explains to us very patiently.

>

> Sometimes you become too much angry, you may even criticize or hit

> someone. This is a great sin. In fact, when you criticize or hit

your

> enemy, but you are criticizing or hitting God himself. Therefore,

you

> should lead your life in such a way that you do not cause harm to

> anybody. It is natural that you do good to those who do good to

you.

> There is nothing very great about it. But Sai asks you to do good

even

> to those who try to harm. You should not pay attention to the harm

that

> they try to do to you in any manner. You should always remain in a

> state of supreme peace. You can attain everything if you have peace.

>

> - Divine Discourse, Jan 14, 2009.

>

Yes, this is very true. Thank you.

Steve

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My humble pranams Divakar and Steve,

 

I couldn't agree with you more. The heart 2 heart team at Prashanthi

Nilayam does such great service with these daily nuggets; Swami's advise

is so gentle and kind in providing the strength and confidence we need

to carry on our spiritual journies.

 

Have a beautiful day!

 

Om Namah Shivaya

 

 

, " Steve "

<eugnostos2000 wrote:

>

> , " Kishore Puvvada "

> pkishore@ wrote:

> >

> > How can we hold ourselves accountable to living in peace in every

> > moment of our lives? What are the standards we should live up to?

> > Swami explains to us very patiently.

> >

> > Sometimes you become too much angry, you may even criticize or hit

> > someone. This is a great sin. In fact, when you criticize or hit

> your

> > enemy, but you are criticizing or hitting God himself. Therefore,

> you

> > should lead your life in such a way that you do not cause harm to

> > anybody. It is natural that you do good to those who do good to

> you.

> > There is nothing very great about it. But Sai asks you to do good

> even

> > to those who try to harm. You should not pay attention to the harm

> that

> > they try to do to you in any manner. You should always remain in a

> > state of supreme peace. You can attain everything if you have peace.

> >

> > - Divine Discourse, Jan 14, 2009.

> >

> Yes, this is very true. Thank you.

> Steve

>