Fundamental Principles Of Indian Culture: Divine Discourse Delivered by Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba

By KESLS RAM -
The Vedas proclaim, "Yanna Bharathe Tanna, Bharatha". That which is not present in India is not present elsewhere.

Fundamental Principles Of Indian Culture: Divine Discourse Delivered by Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba
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Embodiments of Love!



THE Atma is present in the body of each human. One who realizes and lives out the truth that the two – the Atma which is everywhere and the Atma within himself – are one and the same, is a real spiritual practitioner. Whoever he may be – a householder, a recluse, a renunciant or a celibate, when he realizes the truth that the divinity in humanity is one, God shall always be with him and protect him. Bharath is a holy land. The wind that blows here has truth in it; the dust that rises is pervaded with righteousness; the waters that flow are suffused with love. Every individual born in this land has the quality of forbearance. A country having such sacred being, aims, wisdom and stature is not to be found all over the world. That is why the ancestors saluted this land by acclaiming justice, embracing honesty and enthroning righteousness. But the state of affairs in Bharath today are bizarre in contrast with the sanctity it had enjoyed in the past. Even today there are thousands in India who are aware of this truth. However, how many among them could attain Divinity? Man can attain sanctity only when he actually experiences the oneness of Atma.

The Glory that is Bharath

You cannot find in India a tongue that does not praise God or a hand that does not perform acts of charity. The hands of every Indian are those that give. The heart of every Indian is one that delights in God's names. Indeed, those who are unable to appreciate the glorious legacy of Bharath can only be called fools.

When Vivekananda was in Americ...

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~~~~~~ Fundamental Principles Of Indian Culture ~~~~~~

Collection: Summer Showers 2002

Date: 29 May 2002

Occasion: Summer Course 2002

Place: Brindavan

Link: https://links.sairhythms.org/p4Ut

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Best Regards
Seetha Ram

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