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Weakness is SIN

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Swami Vivekananda has a message for India and the

world. His message for India was meant to introduce

life into her people, to give vigour to their national

life, to shake them out of their age-long lethargy and

to make them conscious of the great destiny of their

land.

 

His great message was one of strength and faith. He

proclaimed:

 

"Infinite strength is religion. Strength is goodness,

weakness is sin.

 

All sins and all evil can be summed up in that one

word: weakness. It is weakness that is the source of

all selfishness. It is weakness that makes men injure

others.

 

All truth is eternal. Truth is the nature of all

souls. And here is the test of truth: anything that

makes you weak physically, intellectually and

spiritually reject as poison. There is no life in it,

it cannot be true. Truth is strengthening, truth is

purity, truth is all knowledge. Truth must be

strengthening, must be enlightening, must be

invigorating.

 

What we want is this shraddha (faith in oneself). What

makes the difference between man and man is difference

in shraddha. My master used to say, he who thinks

himself weak will become weak, and that is true. This

shraddha must enter into you. Give up the awful

disease that is creeping into our national blood, that

idea of ridiculing everything that loss of

seriousness. Give that up. Be strong and have this

shraddha and everything else is bound to follow."

 

- Swami Vivekananda

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