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The Divine Sayings of Sri Sathya Sai Baba 108 Sayings to be practiced in daily life. 1. Arise and awake to establish the Divine Attributes (Saisamrajya) based on the foundation of Truth, Right conduct, Peace and Love. 2. All is one; be alike to everyone. The world is one; be good to everyone. 3. Be good, see good and do good. That is the way to God. 4. Our life becomes one of fulfillment when we live in morality. 5. Money comes and goes; but morality comes and grows! 6. Time consumes everyone…..So do not waste time. Time wasted is life wasted. 7. The past is beyond recovery. We are not sure of the future. The given moment is the right time. Do not delay; do right action. 8. Silence is the only language of the realized. It is only in the depth of silence that the voice of God can be heard. Silence stills the waves of one's heart. 9. Life is lost in dreaming and being is lost in becoming. 10. Do not be misled by this illusory world. Realize the permanent Divine Spirit - the ultimate and absolute Reality, unchanged and eternal, without end or beginning. 11. One who understands the supreme being or God will himself/herself become the supreme being. 12. A person is born not to go in quest of material prosperity. He is born to go in quest of their Divinity. 13. Man without God is not a man. God without man is always God. 14. Realize that the Divine is present in every living thing as the indwelling Divine Spirit. 15. There is bliss and happiness in realizing the unity inherent in diversity. 16. All religions are roads leading to the one and the only goal, that is God. So regard them all with equal respect (All religions teach that you should purify your mind, know your own self and develop Love). 17. The truth is only yourself, what you see during the day is a day dream, what you see during sleep is a night dream. 18. God is present in your own heart and functions as the witnessing consciousness all through. So we cannot hide anything thinking God is elsewhere. 19. Since God is the indwelling Divine Spirit of all living beings, doing service or good to a person is in reality worshiping God. Similarly talking ill or doing anything bad to a person is in reality doing bad to God Himself or talking ill of Him. 20. Good and bad, peace and agony, pain and pleasure, all these originate within man and not outside him. 21. Turn your mind inwards to your innate Divinity and enjoy peace and equanimity. Be immersed in that bliss. 22. Good and bad, happiness and sorrow, which appear to be different and opposite, are in reality two faces of the same coin. 23. The mind is the sole cause for happiness as well as for misery, for bondage or for freedom. 24. If there are no two periods of pain there will be no experience of pleasure, for pleasure is only an interval between two pains. 25. We must try to do good to others and keep the loss or suffering if any to ourselves. Then only do we deserve to assert that God is with us. 26. True spiritual life is that which teaches unity or oneness and makes us selfless and full of love. 27. Philosophy is the butter churned out of the milk of knowledge. Divine Knowledge is the higher knowledge, by knowing which we know everything and the ultimate reality. 28. Every action of ours and every thought of ours causes a reflection and a reaction and a resound. 29. All that we do, either good or bad, knowingly or unknowingly produces a result always and so it is necessary for us to do good, so that the consequences will also be good. 30. Life is not a one-way traffic. We should be prepared to give and take. 31. Love lives by giving and forgiving. Self lives by getting and forgetting. 32. The thought that comes from your mind should be pure; the words you utter should be true and sweet and the work you do should be sacred. 33. The Good life is a journey from the position of 'I' to the position of ‘We’. 34. When you wear the glasses of Divine Love, you will see everywhere prema and can realize the God within you. 35. Whatever you may do, if you do it with the feeling that you are doing the same thing to yourself, you will never do anything bad. 36. Without first becoming a servant, you cannot become a leader. 37. Recognizing one's error is the beginning of Wisdom. 38. When you point one finger at others note the three fingers that point towards you. That is, when you point out one fault in others, you must examine thrice whether there is any fault in you. 39. Practice before you preach, do not yourself do the mistake which you find in others. 40. If anyone points out any fault in you, you must thank him, because by yourself you will not be able to find out your own fault. As your eyes are directed outwards, you can find the faults only in others. 41. Association with good company is important; it helps to cultivate good qualities. 42. God gives you a garland made of all th