Sai Baba's Quotes. - Page 8

Originally posted by: Viswasruti

Sai Baba Quotes --

The spirit of sacrifice is the basic prerequisite for every sevak(servitor). Without the inspiration of the sense of sacrifice, your seva will be hypocrisy, a hollow ritual. You wear the sevadal scarf over your apparel, only to remove it soon! When you remove the scarf, you feel relieved that you have been released from the obligation to love and serve. In doing so, you are only playing a temporary role in a drama, donning a scarf and doffing it. Internalise the spirit of sacrifice in your heart, deep and clear. God is Love and can be won only through the cultivation and exercise of Love. He cannot be trapped by any trick; He bestows grace only when His commands are followed - the command to love all and serve all. When you do this, you are serving yourself most - yourself whom you love most! For God's Grace envelops you then, and you are strengthened beyond all previous experience. [Divine Discourse, Sai Baba]

Originally posted by: sketie

Love these quotes

The rainy season has always played an essential role in ancient epics. Every ancient poet was drawn to the picturesque splendor of nature when it rained.

When the enchanting monsoon begins, with its clouds containing raindrops as its fierce petals in its convoy, and with Skye flashes of lightning as its pennants and buntings, and with the roars of thunderbolts as its percussive drumbeats, consequently the rainy season has come to pass, radiantly shining forth like a dream, for the delight of voluptuous maidens!

This is the first verse of Jayadeva's Geeta Govinda -- an erotic

Meghairmeduramambaram vanabhuvaH shyaamaastamaaladrumaiH

Naktam bhiirurayam tvameva tadimam raadhe gR^iham praapaya |

Ittham nandanideshitashchalitayoH pratyadhvaku~njadrumam

Raadhaamaadhavayorjayanti yamunaakuule rahaHkelayaH || 1-1

The sky is thick with clouds; the forest area is dark with the tamAla trees; the night frightens him (Krishna); Oh RAdha! you take him home; This is the command from Nanda. But, Radha and Madhava stray to the tree on the banks of river Yamuna, and their secret love sport prevails.

"Hè! Raadha, clouds are thickening on the sky, black Tamaala trees blacken the woodlands, and night is also drawing nigh... and that one is naively timorous... thereby, you alone lead him home..." this way when Nanda instructed Raadha, both Raadha and Maadhava are on the go homeward, and then the happenstances of their sequestered plays of passion, on each pathway, at every tree, and in each and every arbour on the banks of River Yamuna, are transcendentally exquisite.

Originally posted by: muser

nice 👏

Originally posted by: Viswasruti

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