Guest guest Posted December 26, 2009 Report Share Posted December 26, 2009 CHAPTER 36 When He has allotted His work to you, those tasks must be completed. The burden of duty must be accepted, humbly, as a blessing, for you to burn the pyre of previous karmas. Fulfilling each of your given duties with pure love, along with the stream that flows in the direction of righteousness, pushed by the strength of heroic courage, with each task that is taken upon and completed at His feet, with His prompting, with His wisdom, with His selflessness, with His compassion, and most importantly, in His presence. In each area of life, lies responsibility, and the freedom from this responsibility lies in the proper completion of the given task. In each task, lies a proper balance or proportion. For example, a mother must give the child the comfort of her love, always, but on the other hand, this love must be balanced by discipline, or else, love itself will become the hindrance in the proper upbringing of the child. Husband and wife love and serve each other. They live to compromise their likes and dislikes and to please each other, but if one only gives and the other only accepts, then this love pushes to resentment, and further, to hatred, breaking the sweetness and sacredness of their relationship. Again, I say, here, too, lies the balance of proportion. How do you then determine this proper balance in any task or responsibility? My answer here is by simple practice, experience, and having the humbleness to learn, to forgive, to be able to ask for forgiveness, to be able to love and give under all circumstances, and to work constantly towards perfection, without expecting others to be perfect; to be able to rise above all and remain happy; to understand another's weakness; to be able to hear of your own faults; to strive to improve yourselves in each downfall, and most important of all, to know that you can balance any situation by using your heart fully in the task, for when the heart leads the work, the balance of the task lies on the shoulders of the Lord, Himself. Remember, when the heart will work, only then will He prompt, and when He is the guide, duty will become your pleasure, duty will become your principle, and duty will become the prayer of worship. Duty is your responsibility to love and to serve, to be only in the right, to save, to teach, to guide, to learn, to be thankful, to give, forgive and forget, to lead, to follow, to be kind, to be patient, and to know and understand the God that lies within it.- Divine Messages received and recorded by Mrs Seema M Dewan(Copyright reserved by the Author) 'Sai Divine Inspirations' is now on Facebook!Facebook link : http://www.facebook.com/saidivineinspirationsBlog link : http://saidivineinspirations.blogspot.com/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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