Sai Inspires from Prasanthi Nilayam - May 17, 2011

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Dear Reader,  Loving Sairam and greetings on the occasion of Buddha Poornima. Swami today enlightens us about the simple yet profound principles taught by The Buddha. Featured on Radio Sai: "Talk by Sri B. N. Narasimhamurthy - Warden of the Brindavan Hostel - on May 6, 2011 at Prasanthi Nilayam" Click here to listen now. Have you heard our special program on Lord Buddha and Sai's teachings? Click here to listen now.

Sai Inspires - May 17, 2011

Lord Buddha's emphasis was entirely on purity in every aspect of daily life. He advocated purity in vision, thought, speech and action. He considered the spirit of sacrifice as the true Yajna (sacred offering). Sacrifice is the means for attaining Nirvana, freedom from the bondage of mundane existence. Buddha was totally opposed to anyone being forced to lead a worldly life against his will. The Buddhist prayer must be properly understood. When the Buddhists say: "Buddham sharanam gachchaami, Dharmam sharanam gachchaami, Sangham sharanam gachchaami," the real meaning of the prayer is: One must divert one’s Buddhi (intellect) towards Dharma (right conduct); and right conduct should be aimed at serving the community. When this is done, society gets purified. – Divine Discourse, May 15, 1997.

Love in speech is Truth. – Baba

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