Monday, December 21, 2009
Sunday, December 20, 2009
A Sadhaka must maintain morals as a strong base.
A disciple of Sri Maharaj was a Sub-registrar. He once visited Sri Maharaj. After inquiring about other things, Sri Maharaj said to him, "Do not employ both your hands for the work you do in your office. What you do with your left hand is not acceptable to Rama. It should be scrupulously avoided." (The Sub-registrar registered the documents with his right hand, and accepted bribe-money for it with his left hand.)
Having ignored the warning from Sri Maharaj, the person was removed from service after a few years for accepting bribes.
Having ignored the warning from Sri Maharaj, the person was removed from service after a few years for accepting bribes.
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Aradhana Programme
HH Sri Namadevanda Bharathi Swamiji gave discourse on Sri Brahmachaithanya Maharaj's Pravachan, every day.
What can be gained by going to Naimisharanya unless self-control has been ingrained in oneself
A person was an important officer in the railways. He was in sound health, and liked to travel. He had seen most of the interesting religious places in India. It occurred to him that just like Shri Maharaj, who had visited Naimisharanya two times, he might also once see it. He was in the habit of having morning tea in bed. If it was not served on time, he used to get angry with his wife. He met Shri Maharaj and said, "Please give me guidance about going to Naimisharanya". Shri Maharaj said to him, "your idea is indeed a good one. But there is not much habitation in Naimisharanya, nor many comforts. You need your morning tea in bed and lose your temper if you do not get it. So first let us make an attempt to get rid of this habit. We will decide upon the plan of visiting Naimisharanya after this is successful. For it is difficult to get a square meal in Naimisharanya, let alone getting bed tea."
Friday, December 11, 2009
Sri Maharaj's Pravachan - Audio (CD4 T3)

The following is one more recording of Sri Maharaj's Pravachan in Poojya Tatya Saheb's voice. This is from 1966 and is about 10 minutes long.
Our humble thanks again to Poojya Kashikarji and all the devotees who recorded the speeches.
(Please click on the Play button - the triangle one - below)
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
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