What must we offer as a sacrifice, in the sacred ceremonial altar, Yagna? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us today. Today’s Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam, Tuesday, September 30, 2014 Every being is suffused with love. It is only for our convenience, for our pleasure, and our own selfish purposes that we develop certain worldly relationships. Give up selfishness and strive for self-realisation. You must enquire into yourself, “Who am I? Body, mind, intellect, chittha (memories) or ahamkara (ego)?” You are none of these. You are yourself - “I am I.” Recognise this truth. One must render selfless service. The fruit of all actions must then be sacrificed. Only a person, who denounces the fruits of all actions, deserves to be called a Yogi (renunciant). A Yogi is not one who merely sits under a tree, closes one’s eyes and meditates. Real sacrifice involves giving up your desires. Do not be narrow-minded. If you are inflicted with narrow-mindedness your whole life will become narrow. Develop broad-mindedness and cultivate selfless love. - Divine Discourse, Sep 27, 2006. Service expresses the Divinity hidden in a human being. It broadens ones heart, destroys narrow-mindedness and gives delight. The evil qualities and tendencies in a person can be driven away through service. Read the full discourse here: sssbpt.info/ssspeaks/volume39/sss39-13.pdf Get Thought for the day in your email every day. Subscribe to our newsletter krishna.radiosai.org/subscribe/?p=subscribe (Also called Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam, a free daily Inspirational Email service from Radio Sai) Download the special poster of Summer Showers 1990 Illustrated - Discourse 3 and read the full discourse here: media.radiosai.org/journals/vol_12/01AUG14/SUMMER-SHOWERS-ILLUSTRATED-1990-DISCOURSE-03.htm Radiosai facebook team Admin ~ SK
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