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Tuesday, Jun 9 2026
GURU PURNIMA DISCOURSE ON
13TH JULY 2003 AT SAI KULWANT HALL, PUTTAPARTHI
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The entire universe has been created
out of the Will of God. God creates the universe
and sustains it. The universe ultimately merges
in God, the source of its origin. |
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Every object in the creation has
five aspects, namely, Sath, Chit, Ananda, Rupa and
Nama (existence, consciousness, bliss, form and
name). The first three are eternal principles, whereas
name and form are ephemeral. Sath, Chit, Ananda
are the basis for name and form. All human activities
are based on name and form. It is God who decides
who has to do what. |
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This is what is declared in the Bhagavad
Gita: Mamaivamsho Jivaloke Jivabhuta Sanathana (all
beings are a part of My eternal Being). Vaasudeva-sarvamidam
(the whole world is permeated by God, Vaasudeva).
You have to experience this truth and propagate
to the world. |
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No matter who one is, one has necessarily
to enlist the cooperation of others to accomplish
stupendous tasks. |
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There are many who have deluded themselves
that they love God. But they are full of body consciousness
and crave for money and material things. Such love
cannot be true love at all. It is artificial love. |
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True love cannot be fragmented. One
cannot have love for God as well as for ephemeral
objects and relationships. The love which is fragmented
is artificial only. You have only one heart. You
cannot break it into pieces and distribute to various
people. It is not like a laddoo or sugarcane which
can be broken into pieces and distributed.
Having resolved what
ought to be resolved, hold on to it till you
have succeeded. Having desired what ought
to be desired, hold on to it till your desire
is fulfilled. Having asked what ought to be
asked, do not leave the hold till you get
it. Having thought what ought to be thought,
hold on to it till you have succeeded. With
heart mellowed, the Lord must yield to your
wishes. With no thought of yourself, you should
ask Him with all your heart. Persevere, be
tenacious, and never give up, for it is the
quality of a devotee never to retreat, abandoning
his resolve. |
Telugu
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God can be experienced only in times
of difficulties. Kashte Phali (hard work yields
rich rewards). It is also said, Na Sukhat Labhyate
Sukham (one cannot derive happiness out of happiness).
Consider difficulties as God's gifts and accept
them in the right spirit.
The body is made up
of five elements and is bound to perish sooner
or later but the Indweller has neither birth
nor death. The Indweller has no attachment
whatsoever and is the eternal witness. Truly
speaking, the Indweller who is in the form
of the Atma, is verily God Himself.
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You should have strong and unwavering
faith without even a trace of doubt. Your thoughts,
words and deeds must be in harmony with each other.
Many devotees who have such strong and steady faith
became recipients of Swami's grace. |
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