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Golden words of Bhagavan Sathya Sai Baba - 71.

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71. Divine Love

 

Pure and selfless love towards all living beings, considering everyone as

embodiments of the Divine, with no expectation of reward, is true Love. With

this attitude, when one regards divinity as present in all beings, he

experiences true love. Whatever be the vicissitudes one may face, whatever be

the personal sorrows and privations one may undergo, true love will remain

unaffected. Today, the moment a difficulty arises, love turns into hatred. True

love is the sweet fruit that grows out of the fragrant flower of good deeds.

Love rules without recourse to the sword. It binds without laws. Only one who

has such true love can be described as human, for, divine love is the basic

quality of a true human being.

 

Treat mercifully those who struggle to survive. Help them as much as you can.

Realize your responsibilities. Move reverentially with others. Win the blessings

of God and earn good fame amongst your fellow brothers and sisters. Examine your

daily activities on the touchstone of righteousness. May you become individuals

shining in virtue.

 

Thyaga (the spirit of sacrifice) is essential for rendering dedicated service.

Getting rid of bad qualities is true sacrifice; it is also Yoga (spiritual

communion). Realize that whoever you may be serving, you are indeed serving the

Divine in various human forms. Those who serve have to cherish this sublime and

sacred feeling. They must strive to see God in everyone.

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