Daily Inspiration
Peerless Pearls
Radha (Lalaji era)
| 01-Radha-140 | 15-Nov-2012 | Once Divinity dawns, the negative attitude to life goes far away. | SDG 162 |
| 02-Radha-140 | 16-Nov-2012 | Realization is not possible unless moderation and balance are restored. | BWS 209 |
| 03-Radha-140 | 17-Nov-2012 | When you have played your part fully well, the Ultimate cannot fall short in playing His part. | SDG 29 |
| 04-Radha-140 | 18-Nov-2012 | To cultivate moderation we have to pay special attention to external ways of life too. | BWS 210 |
| 05-Radha-140 | 19-Nov-2012 | The proper sort of training, if the Guru is perfect, is that the teacher should generate among his disciples that sort of smell which leads them to the garden. | SDG 145 |
| 06-Radha-140 | 20-Nov-2012 | I may say here that Reality is not the field for cowards. Lion-hearted men alone can dare approach Reality and men are made so, by Natural Path. | SDG 27 |
| 07-Radha-140 | 21-Nov-2012 | Under the Natural Path system of spiritual training, the action of senses is regulated in a natural way so as to bring them to their original state, i.e. just as it was when we assumed the human form for the first time. | SDG 11 |
| 08-Radha-140 | 22-Nov-2012 | With the overemphasis on "Self" morality decays. | SDG 53 |
| 09-Radha-140 | 23-Nov-2012 | At bed time, feeling the presence of God, repent for the wrongs committed unknowingly. Beg forgiveness in a supplicant mood, resolving not to allow the repetition of the same. | Commandment10 |
| 10-Radha-140 | 24-Nov-2012 | The most important and unfailing means of success is Prayer. | BWS 210 |
| 11-Radha-140 | 25-Nov-2012 | The prayer must be offered in such a way as if some most miserable man is laying down his miseries with a deeply afflicted heart before the Supreme Master, imploring His mercy and grace, with tearful eyes. | SS 141 |
| 12-Radha-140 | 26-Nov-2012 | We must snatch a few minutes from our hours of rest (preferably at bed-time) and pray to God with a sincere heart for His guidance and support on the path of duty. | BWS 252 |
| 13-Radha-140 | 27-Nov-2012 | When one has accepted Him as the Master he can lay before Him every wrong committed unknowingly by him, or anything that might be against the principle, in the capacity of one feeling guilty. | BWS 167 |
| 14-Radha-140 | 28-Nov-2012 | The best method for that (shortening the distance between oneself and the Master) would be to maintain in our thought a constant feeling of His presence. | BWS 169 |
| 15-Radha-140 | 29-Nov-2012 | God is the real Guru or Master and we get Light from Him alone. | BWS 227 |
| 16-Radha-140 | 30-Nov-2012 | When He has come to know that someone happens to be His real Seeker and Lover, then it would become a sure condition for His coming close to you. | SDG 42 |
| 17-Radha-140 | 01-Dec-2012 | We acquire the state of highest purity by establishing the relationship of devotion. | BWS 168 |
| 18-Radha-140 | 02-Dec-2012 | The feeling of humility, which may as well be expressed as a state of supplicancy, covers within it the condition of innocence. | BWS 169 |
| 19-Radha-140 | 03-Dec-2012 | Our ancestors had sought their ways of realisation in the forests. We under the Natural Path system try to create such an atmosphere around us in our homes so that they serve the purpose of forests. | SDG 142 |
| 20-Radha-140 | 04-Dec-2012 | Meekness refers to that feeling of mind in which, on being rebuked by others, one feels his own self to be at fault, and for which he has to yield to what is meted out to him. | SS 420 |
| 21-Radha-140 | 05-Dec-2012 | Repentance is nothing but a jerk to the thought-waves which creates to a certain extent a state of vacuum within him. | BWS 168 |
| 22-Radha-140 | 06-Dec-2012 | Human perfection lies in realising the Master as Master in true sense, and oneself as His slave devoted entirely to His service. | BWS 167 |
| 23-Radha-140 | 07-Dec-2012 | In fact there can possibly be no hallmark to the advancement of the human soul, because we have finally to enter into Infinity. | SDG 97 |
| 24-Radha-140 | 08-Dec-2012 | We have to reach a point where consciousness assumes its true form (i.e. what it really ought to be). | BWS 72 |
| 25-Radha-140 | 09-Dec-2012 | 'One is unaware to the extent that he is aware'. | SDG 43 |
| 26-Radha-140 | 10-Dec-2012 | The merits of a thing can be rightly judged only by direct experience. | SDG 139 |
| 27-Radha-140 | 11-Dec-2012 | The infallibility of will (special will) is in fact the real interpretation of the characteristic feature of Brahma-gati the state of Brahman. | BWS 341 |
| 28-Radha-140 | 12-Dec-2012 | Divinity is a play, and Divine the way! | SDG 70 |
| 29-Radha-140 | 13-Dec-2012 | He introduces in the abhyasi the Pure State of Divinity, which he is having because this is his work. | SDG 49 |
| 30-Radha-140 | 14-Dec-2012 | When you begin to embrace the Reality, it echoes towards you also. | SDG 149 |