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| | | 5 August, 2011 | Featured on Radio Sai: | | | Which knowledge is worth acquiring? How is it to be acquired? And how to harness the full benefits of it? Bhagawan expounds today in detail. | | Audio Special:
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Firstly you must learn about the precious truths contained in the sacred texts from experts in the field. This will lead you to developing an urge to visualize these. This is the first stage of knowing called Jnatum. The second stage is that of visualisation, in which you carefully peruse, examine and collect such sacred texts, and with steadfast perseverance enquire, comprehend and visualise what you have read. You derive joy and satisfaction from the feeling that you have discerned certain profound truths. This stage is called Drashtum. It is not enough if you make progress up to here; you must experience what was thus known and seen. If one lies down after eating, it will lead to indigestion. However if one consumes the requisite quantity of food and also undertakes some physical work, the food will be digested and converted into nour ishment and energy. In the same manner, you should translate your knowledge into experience and action, and use it for the progress of our country and for the welfare of humanity. This is the final stage called Praveshtum. - Sathya Sai Vahini, Ch 21: “Inner Inquiry”. | | |
A nation's well-being or troubles are dependent on the actions of the people.
Actions are related to men's thoughts. - Baba |
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