Have total Faith in the Divine - Swami

April 5, 2008

Dear Sai Brothers & Sisters: Fully agreeing with preachings of SWAMI being sent by brother Kumar Mahadevan, if anybody has visited "SABARIMALA AT LORD AYYAPPA" its written "THATHAMASSI" means (I AM YOU & YOU ARE ME) both God & Devottee are the same and thats why those who are taking Vrutha called as Swami. In simple way, Lord Ayyappa himself is "SWAMI & Devottess too are known as SWAMIES". Thanks for the vital information & msg from Brother Kumar Mahadevan and look forward to have such fabulous and devotional information in due course of time. WITH BHAGAVAN SAI BABA'S GRACE....WISHING ALL SAI BROTHERS & SISTERS WONDERFUL MOMENT AHEAD WITH PROSPERITY, INTEGRITY, HEALTH, DEVOTIONS AND HARMONOY..... A SAI DEVOTEE... RAVIKUMAR, SAUDI ARABIA

(Mob:+966 (0) 503884574)van <mahadevan12 wrote: Have total Faith in the Divine - Swami Bhajans and japa are only good actions. You do them for the sake of the God within you. You must develop the faith that God resides within my heart and wherever you look there is the Divine Priniciple. Aham Brahmasmi means, "I am

the Supreme Priniciple" You must develop faith and confidence in this. If you are feeling that God is separate from you, there is no intimate relationship. If you say to God, "You are mine", this attitude is useless. You must say, "You and I are one". There is only one Truth, not two. To attain this experience of Oneness, you must know this and must put effort. Though one is performing loving service and praying, nothing is attained. Why? One's heart is not ripe, and one is all the time thinking that God is separate. But you are God; develop faith and confidence in this. Every being is God; have this broad-minded feeling. People chant the Vedas and learn the scriptures, but stay where they are. Obey the commands of God; never break them in any situation. Aspirants say one thing and do something else; they should keep their promises given to

God. They should feel, "God, I am You". When a picture is printed on paper, the picture and the paper become one. Similarly, it is not possible for a true devotee to separate from God. Imprint the form of God in your heart, and with the body do service.. God is in the heart. Have the head in the forest, the hands in the society. Keeping the head in the forest gives true Peace. To attain Peace we should have faith in God. - Swami Save all your chat conversations. Find them online.

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January 22, 2009

Bhajans and japa are only good actions. You do them for the sake of the God within you. You must develop the faith that God resides within my heart and wherever you look there is the Divine Priniciple. Aham Brahmasmi means, "I am the Supreme Priniciple" You must develop faith and confidence in this.

If you are feeling that God is separate from you, there is no intimate relationship. If you say to God, "You are mine", this attitude is useless. You must say, "You and I are one". There is only one Truth, not two. To attain this experience of Oneness, you must know this and must put effort. Though one is performing loving service and praying, nothing is attained. Why? One's heart is not ripe, and one is all the time thinking that God is separate. But you are God; develop faith and confidence in this.

Every being is God; have this broad-minded feeling. People chant the Vedas and learn the scriptures, but stay where they are. Obey the commands of God; never break them in any situation. Aspirants say one thing and do something else; they should keep their promises given to God. They should feel, "God, I am You".

When a picture is printed on paper, the picture and the paper become one. Similarly, it is not possible for a true devotee to separate from God. Imprint the form of God in your heart, and with the body do service. God is in the heart. Have the head in the forest, the hands in the society. Keeping the head in the forest gives true Peace. To attain Peace we should have faith in God.

- Taken from various Divine Discourses of Bhagawan