Puttaparthi - 12th September 2007

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Newsletter

September 12th

 

 

 

News

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Swami went to the indoor

stadium in the evening soon after that the matches began. After nearly an hour

Swami left indoor stadium and returned back to mandir. There were bhajans in

mandir in the evening. And players were presented with cups and had a chance to

take pictures with Swami in Sai Kulwant Hall.

 

Swami blessed all the

players and in the picture you can see Swami talking to Pullela Gopichand,

Indian Teams Badminton Coach and Former International Badminton Player for India.

Thought for the

Day

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Man can

acquire the sweetness of Jnana (wisdom) by keeping himself in Sathsang (good

company) or by remaining in a solitary place and practising Dhyana

(meditation). But, whatever means one resorts to, the sweetness of Jnana cannot

come from outside, it must come from within. It is the result of transformation

of the inner nature by defeating the inner foes of lust, anger, greed,

attachment, pride and jealousy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

(translated

into Indonesian by Udayo Untarya Wijaya)

 

 

 

 

 

Manusia

mampu untuk mencapai Jnana (kebijaksanaa) dengan cara berasosiasi dengan

lingkungan pergaulan yang saleh (Sathsang) atau bisa juga dengan jalan hidup

pengasingan serta mempraktekkan Dhyana (meditasi). Apapun juga cara yang

ditempuh, yang pasti adalah bahwa Jnana tidak bisa berasal dari luar, ia harus

bersumber dari dalam dirimu. Jnana merupakan buah hasil transformasi atas

sifat-sifat internal manusia setelah berhasil mengalahkan hama-hama batin, yaitu

berupa: nafsu, kemarahan, keserakahan, kemelekatan, kesombongan dan

keiri-hatian.

 

 

 

 

 

(translated into

Spanish by Equipo Namo)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

El hombre

puede adquirir la dulzura de Jnana (la sabiduría) manteniéndose en Sathsang (la

buena compañía) o permaneciendo en un lugar solitario y practicando Dhyana

(meditación). Pero cualquiera que sea el recurso, la dulzura de Jnana no puede

venir del

exterior, debe venir de dentro. Es el resultado de la transformación de la

naturaleza interna para derrotar los enemigos internos de la lujuria, la ira,

la avaricia, el apego, el orgullo y los celos.