Loving Sai Ram from Prasanthi Nilayam
21 Dec 2015
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How can we illumine ourselves? Bhagawan lovingly inspires us today, so we may choose to follow it assiduously.  

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Follow at least one of the nine modes of devotion (Sravanam, kirtanam, etc.). It doesn’t matter how wealthy or learned you are; God is concerned only with the sincerity and purity of your mind and heart and the wholeheartedness and genuine nature of your love. Valmiki was a hunter. Nandanar was of a low caste. Kuchela was a poor man. Dhruva and Prahlada were five-year-old lads. Sabari was a tribal woman, illiterate and uncivilized. But all of them won God’s Grace in abundance, because of their wholehearted devotion, love and surrender. Follow Sabari’s example, who always thought of Sri Rama and His happiness, and dedicated all her thoughts, words, and deeds to Him alone, such that her every action was transformed and sublimated into the highest penance (tapas). Meditation does not mean sitting idle in a particular posture, like posing for a photograph. Like Sabari’s life, your life must become a continuous meditation wherever you are, and whatever you do.

- Summer Showers 1990, Ch 16.

Sathya Sai Baba
Real penance consists in not leading the life of an ascetic in a forest but in worshipping
God in thought, word and deed. - Baba