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CIGARETTE PROPAGANDISTS: The Master's eagerness for spreading the

Lord's Name was boundless. During the 1938 Kumbha Mela at Hardwar, a

party of cigarette propagandists came to Rishikesh, striking up

vulgar music. The Master saw them. He immediately called for

tea, fruit and biscuits. He offered them to the cigarette vendors and

then coaxed them into singing Kirtan.

 

" Ohji, you have sold enough of cigarettes. You have sung enough of

the glory of tobacco. Now, why not sing Hari's Names? Come, sing with

me. " The whole place soon resounded with the Lord's Name.

 

The Master then gave the party a present of five rupees and much

spiritual literature. And he requested them, " Along with your

cigarette songs, sing some Kirtans also. Along with the cigarette

advertisement, distribute these spiritual tracts also. "

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" A man of easily irritable nature cannot enjoy peace of mind. His

brain, nerves and muscles are always under high tension. He is

wasting every minute abundant muscular and nerve energy and brain-

power. He is a very weak man though he is endowed with physical

strength, because he loses his balance of mind very easily. If you

really want to enjoy unruffled peace and abiding joy, you must try to

possess a calm, controlled and balanced mind by eradicating worry,

anxieties, fear, anger, and impulses. " - Swami Sivananda

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