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    Guru
    Karma
    Dharma
    Ebook series7 titles

    Bhagawan Uvacha Volume 3 Series

    By Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba

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    About this series

    The world around us is teeming with messages. Just look around you. Look at the sun, the stars, the simple flower, and the early morning dew. What do they have to give us apart from the beauty of their being? Lessons are strewn on the seekers’ path to truth. God breathes lessons into the many things we take for granted as we pass the world with an unseeing eye. This is a compilation of the many simple analogies Bhagawan has given, which forces us to have a second look at our world. It promises to be much more beautiful, so much more elevating. Just flip open to any page... and listen.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSri Sathya Sai Sadhana Trust, Publications Division
    Release dateOct 24, 2013
    Guru
    Karma
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    Titles in the series (7)

    • 1

      Dharma
      Dharma

      Dharma

      Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba
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      Dharma is generally used in two contexts. One, as duty and the second, as righteousness. Every individual dons a number of roles during his Earthly sojourn. He plays the part of a son, a father, a friend, a disciple, a husband, a professional, a seeker. Each of these roles dictates a certain code of conduct, do’s and don’ts that govern his decisions at various points. One’s dharma serves as guiding star during moments of internal conflict. It serves as a benchmark to action. Understanding the nature of dharma is imperative to holistic decision-making in a world that offers a million options. “Dharmo Rakshati Rakshitaha,” it is said. Dharma protects its protector. Listen to Bhagawan as He speaks of the nature of Dharma and its role in one’s life.

      Dharma is generally used in two contexts. One, as duty and the second, as righteousness. Every individual dons a number of roles during his Earthly sojourn. He plays the part of a son, a father, a friend, a disciple, a husband, a professional, a seeker. Each of these roles dictates a certain code of conduct, do’s and don’ts that govern his decisions at various points. One’s dharma serves as guiding star during moments of internal conflict. It serves as a benchmark to action. Understanding the nature of dharma is imperative to holistic decision-making in a world that offers a million options. “Dharmo Rakshati Rakshitaha,” it is said. Dharma protects its protector. Listen to Bhagawan as He speaks of the nature of Dharma and its role in one’s life.

    • 2

      Guru
      Guru

      Guru

      Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba
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      “Acharya Devo Bhava,” state our scriptures. Treat the guru as god. “Teacher” is a very weak, inadequate substitute in English for the Sanskrit word “Guru”. “Guhate Ruhyate Iti Guru,” it is said. One, who dispels the darkness of ignorance is the true guru. A guru is like a lamp that illumines our path to self-discovery. A guru serves to instruct and inspire. He is a companion, a friend, a mentor all rolled into one. A guru leads one to God, to one’s own self. Listen to Bhagawan as He speaks of the guru and the sweetness in a guru-shishya relationship.

      “Acharya Devo Bhava,” state our scriptures. Treat the guru as god. “Teacher” is a very weak, inadequate substitute in English for the Sanskrit word “Guru”. “Guhate Ruhyate Iti Guru,” it is said. One, who dispels the darkness of ignorance is the true guru. A guru is like a lamp that illumines our path to self-discovery. A guru serves to instruct and inspire. He is a companion, a friend, a mentor all rolled into one. A guru leads one to God, to one’s own self. Listen to Bhagawan as He speaks of the guru and the sweetness in a guru-shishya relationship.

    • 3

      Karma
      Karma

      Karma

      Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba
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      Karma or actions form the fabric of our daily physical existence. Our actions govern our destiny. The Karmic concept forms the central core of Hinduism. It holds that the consequences of one’s deeds follow the soul as it migrates from one place of existence to another. Karma also refers to action in a physical daily sense. Our attitudes and beliefs that govern these actions are vital to well being and harmony. “Karmanyeva Adhikaraste,” says the Lord in the Gita. We are responsible for our actions, but hold no rights over the fruits thereof. Listen to Bhagawan as He unravels the mysteries behind karma. Over the next few pages, try listening to His voice as He speaks of how our actions make us what we are, and how we can use them to become what we want to be.

      Karma or actions form the fabric of our daily physical existence. Our actions govern our destiny. The Karmic concept forms the central core of Hinduism. It holds that the consequences of one’s deeds follow the soul as it migrates from one place of existence to another. Karma also refers to action in a physical daily sense. Our attitudes and beliefs that govern these actions are vital to well being and harmony. “Karmanyeva Adhikaraste,” says the Lord in the Gita. We are responsible for our actions, but hold no rights over the fruits thereof. Listen to Bhagawan as He unravels the mysteries behind karma. Over the next few pages, try listening to His voice as He speaks of how our actions make us what we are, and how we can use them to become what we want to be.

    • 4

      Life
      Life

      Life

      Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba
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      What is life all about? Many have asked this question, many more have looked for answers. Life appears as a bundle of experiences accumulated over a lifetime. There is happiness and sorrow, pleasure and pain, success and failure. What does life have to offer to the seeker? A gifted opportunity to realise the purpose of existence, finding the single truth to the many questions we find around us. Who we are, where are we going? Life is truly beautiful. Life is happiness. Life is learning. Listen to Bhagawan as He speaks to us about life and all it has to offer.

      What is life all about? Many have asked this question, many more have looked for answers. Life appears as a bundle of experiences accumulated over a lifetime. There is happiness and sorrow, pleasure and pain, success and failure. What does life have to offer to the seeker? A gifted opportunity to realise the purpose of existence, finding the single truth to the many questions we find around us. Who we are, where are we going? Life is truly beautiful. Life is happiness. Life is learning. Listen to Bhagawan as He speaks to us about life and all it has to offer.

    • 5

      Meditation
      Meditation

      Meditation

      Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba
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      Meditation is all about attunement. Meditation is oneness with our spiritual core, our intrinsic divinity. How do we connect to this state of oneness? How do we meditate? What are its varied methods? What are its benefits? This little compilation provides us with rare insight into these and other related areas. Bhagawan’s words shower light on aspects of meditation. Listen to Him in the following pages.

      Meditation is all about attunement. Meditation is oneness with our spiritual core, our intrinsic divinity. How do we connect to this state of oneness? How do we meditate? What are its varied methods? What are its benefits? This little compilation provides us with rare insight into these and other related areas. Bhagawan’s words shower light on aspects of meditation. Listen to Him in the following pages.

    • 6

      Peace
      Peace

      Peace

      Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba
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      "“What do you want?” Bhagawan’s simple question to his devotee. “I want Peace.” A simple reply to His simple question. Or is it that simple? Peace is one of the most craved for qualities in today’s world. Ironically, it remains as evasive as it is obtainable, as complex as it is simple. Today’s fast-paced, hurried existence leaves us with little time to ourselves. Every now and then, it seems so important to slow down and make time to connect to one’s higher self. One strives to infuse greater harmony and balance into one’s life. Listen to Bhagawan as He speaks of how we can do so. Peace is waiting at our doorstep. Peace is within our reach. Peace is here. Peace is now. Listen to Bhagawan...

      "“What do you want?” Bhagawan’s simple question to his devotee. “I want Peace.” A simple reply to His simple question. Or is it that simple? Peace is one of the most craved for qualities in today’s world. Ironically, it remains as evasive as it is obtainable, as complex as it is simple. Today’s fast-paced, hurried existence leaves us with little time to ourselves. Every now and then, it seems so important to slow down and make time to connect to one’s higher self. One strives to infuse greater harmony and balance into one’s life. Listen to Bhagawan as He speaks of how we can do so. Peace is waiting at our doorstep. Peace is within our reach. Peace is here. Peace is now. Listen to Bhagawan...

    • 7

      Simple Truths
      Simple Truths

      Simple Truths

      Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba
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      The world around us is teeming with messages. Just look around you. Look at the sun, the stars, the simple flower, and the early morning dew. What do they have to give us apart from the beauty of their being? Lessons are strewn on the seekers’ path to truth. God breathes lessons into the many things we take for granted as we pass the world with an unseeing eye. This is a compilation of the many simple analogies Bhagawan has given, which forces us to have a second look at our world. It promises to be much more beautiful, so much more elevating. Just flip open to any page... and listen.

      The world around us is teeming with messages. Just look around you. Look at the sun, the stars, the simple flower, and the early morning dew. What do they have to give us apart from the beauty of their being? Lessons are strewn on the seekers’ path to truth. God breathes lessons into the many things we take for granted as we pass the world with an unseeing eye. This is a compilation of the many simple analogies Bhagawan has given, which forces us to have a second look at our world. It promises to be much more beautiful, so much more elevating. Just flip open to any page... and listen.

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    Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba

    Sri Sathya Sai Baba was born as Sathyanarayana Raju on November 23rd, 1926 in the village of Puttaparthi, in the state of Andhra Pradesh in South India. Even as a child, His spiritual inclination and contemplative nature set Him apart from other children of His age, and He was known as 'Guru' and "Brahmajnani' among His peers and others in the village. On October 20th, 1940, He made the historic declaration of His Avatarhood and the world at large learnt of this divine phenomenon. Today, millions of devotees worship Him as an 'Avatar' and an incarnation of the Sai Baba of Shirdi.Revealing the purpose of His Advent, Sai Baba has said that He has come to re-establish the rhythm of righteousness in the world and repair the ancient highway to God, which over the years has systematically deteriorated.Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba is an integral manifestation who combines two very significant roles. Firstly, He is a great spiritual Master, famed for His simple and sweet exposition of the greatest and most intricate of spiritual truths which form the fundamental teachings of all the religions of the world. His formula for man to lead a meaningful life is the five-fold path of Sathya, Dharma, Shanthi, Prema, and Ahimsa. Love for God, fear of sin and morality in society - these are His prescriptions for our ailing world.Secondly, He is an inexhaustible reservoir of pure love. His numerous service projects, be it free hospitals, free schools and colleges, free drinking water supply or free housing projects, all stand testimony to His selfless love and compassion for the needy and less privileged. True to His declaration - "My Life is My Message", He has inspired and continues to inspire millions of His devotees worldwide by His personal example to live the ideal that service to man is service to God.Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba is a beacon of hope in the world. A devotee said, "Bhagawan Baba is nothing but Love walking on two feet."

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