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Thus Spake The Lord

 

 

 

The second flower is the control of sensory organs. Our senses run without any control. If running horses or animals are not controlled, they pose a danger.

 

God has created each organ of the human body for a specific purpose. It is only when we use these sensory organs along the right path for which they have been created, we will be entitled to God's Grace. God has given us a nose. We should make an attempt to breathe in and breathe out through the nose and only accept fragrance through the nose. If we use such a nose to take snuff into it, the purpose will become useless. In the same manner, He has given us the mouth and a tongue in order that we may take saathwik (pure) food. If we use the mouth to take in unholy food, intoxicating drinks, then we will be using the mouth for a wrong purpose.

 

In the same manner, we should understand under what conditions and in what times and in what manner we should use each of these organs and put them under control. Our inner strength will become less and less on account of excitement or unnecessary sorrow. The body will become ill by mental agitations and distractions. Man ages very quickly through excitement and sorrow. The reason for your not preserving this sacred instrument in sound condition is lack of control over these sensory organs. The second flower of sensory control should be used for worshipping God.

 

 

 

Reference: Sathya Sai Speaks, Vol. XV, Chapter 9.

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