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Golden words of Bhagavan Sathya Sai Baba - 73.

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73. Duty is God

 

It is conduct that is most important for every person. Conduct is determined by

the state of the mind. Instead of giving way to the promptings of the senses,

every action should be done as a sacred offering to the Divine. One should be

indifferent to censure or praise. Such equanimity can come only from unwavering

faith in God. Lacking this faith and filled with the conceit that he is the doer

of everything, man gets immersed in sorrow and trouble. The one who boasts about

his achievements should equally recognise that he is the author of his

misfortunes. He cannot claim to be the doer and at the same time deny

responsibility for the consequences of his actions. Hence, in all your actions

whether good or bad, do your duty, leaving the results to God.

 

There is only one important thing that you have to take note of - give up the

delusion that the Divine is in some remote place. Have the faith that you are

God. When you have the faith that you are Divine, you will never go astray. You

will pursue the right path. Believe that God is in every human being. Have the

firm faith that Divinity is present in every human form. Perform right actions

befitting the human form. Eschew selfishness, and the attachments and hatred

arising from it. The way to get rid of selfishness is adoration of God.

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