What is the true quality of a devotee? How will a person of God handle problems in life? Bhagawan clearly explains today, through the example of Dharmaja.
"Arjuna once charged Dharmaraja with callous indifference to the sufferings of his other brothers, Draupadi and her children; he flung arrows of scorn at him for his blind adherence to ‘morality and righteousness’.
Dharmaraja, with no sign of resentment, replied calmly, “Patience, tolerance, love—these alone can bring success; of what use is victory if it is gained by falsehood and ferocity? Such a war will breed wars forever. We should always act as if we are in the presence of God, as if God is watching and weighing every thought, word, and deed. See yourselves in all, see all in yourselves; that is the road to lasting peace and joy. Let us not seek the outer empire; let us become rulers of the inner empire. Let us not try to defy the outer enemy, leaving the inner foe to grow in power. We have Krishna with us; who can defeat us? We shall win through winning His Grace.”
Never stray from the path of right, whatever the trouble or temptation. Do not allow faith to be upset. If you attach importance to riches or children or fame or fortune, you are thereby announcing that you are devoted, not to God, but to riches, children and the rest.
If you are devoted to God, how should you manifest that devotion? By manifesting divine qualities, divine virtues, divine love and divine strength, become Sai, be Sai."
~ Sri Sathya Sai Baba ~
(Divine Discourse - September 26, 1972)
You cannot destroy anger by anger, cruelty by cruelty, hatred by hatred. Anger can be subdued only by forbearance; cruelty can be overcome only by non-violence, hatred yields only to charity and compassion. – BABA



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