Πέμπτη 1 Απριλίου 2021

April, Thursday 1st., 2021 Today's Thought for the Day b.March, Wednesday 31st., 2021 Today's Thought for the Day

April, Thursday 1st., 2021

Today's Thought for the Day 

Loving Sai Ram from Prasanthi Nilayam
01 Apr 2021


Bhagawan has often exhorted us to practice a ceiling on desires. How can we make it a part of our lives? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us today!

Sathya Sai Baba
 
 

Members appear to be confused about the true meaning of this programme of ‘Ceiling on Desires’ decided on at the Tenth All India Conference of Sathya Sai Organisations. There are four components in the term ‘Ceiling on Desires’. They are - curb on excessive talk, curb on excessive desires and expenditure, control of consumption of food, and check on waste of energy. Man needs some essential commodities for his sustenance and he should not aspire for more. We can learn a lesson in this respect from Nature. Only if air is available in sufficient quantity will it be comfortable and good. If it is excessive and there is a gale, you will feel uncomfortable. When you are thirsty, you can consume only a limited antity of water. You can't consume the entire water of the Ganga! We take only as much as is needed for the sustenance of the body.

- Divine Discourse, Jan 19, 1983.

March, Wednesday 31st., 2021

Today's Thought for the Day

Loving Sai Ram from Prasanthi Nilayam
31  March  2021


What is the lesson of life, we can learn from the game of football? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us today with valuable tips for our success.
Sathya Sai Baba  

Render service in divine awareness. - Baba

In a football game, six players on either side go on kicking the ball till it’s sent to the goal. The goal of life consists of two posts: secular and spiritual. You must see that the ball does not go beyond the posts. It should be hit within two posts. You are born as human with the goal that you are not born again. You must live within frames of secular and spiritual pursuits. Then you will attain liberation. Six bad qualities - lust, anger, greed, desire, pride and jealousy - are on one side and the good qualities - truth, right conduct, peace, love, nonviolence, and sacrifice - are on the other side. The game is between these two teams. Another lesson we learn from this game is, football is kicked as long as it's inflated with air (ego). When it’s deflated, you take it in your hands! To lead a fruitful and meaningful life, render service to mankind, which will take you nearer to God.

- Divine Discourse, Apr 18, 1998