DAILY MESSAGES

Series XVIII                                        

 

951)         Meanness puts the construction of weakness on GOODNESS.

 

                P¯ø©US |À»Áß H©õ¢uÁÚõPz ÷uõßÖÁõß.

 

952)         •Êz x÷µõP® ö\´x AÈUP •¯ßÖ •i¯õ©À »Q¯x ö£›¯x GÚz öu›¢x «sk® ¸®¤ |õi¯ö£õÊx |õh •i¯õÂmhõÀ, ¤µõ¨uªÀø» Gߣº.

               

                Man loves to return to what he unsuccessfully tried to destroy and finds it unavailable. He then exclaims, “It is my destiny”.

 

953)         •¯Ø]¯õÀ »US® SøÓPÒ ]».

•øÚ¨ø£ AÈzx »US® SøÓPÒ £».

 

Defects can be removed by effort. Major defects are to be removed by dissolving the ego.

 

•øÚ¨¦ SøÓ.

 

954)         The Japanese, in the name of honour, refused to surrender and invited the

A–Bomb. A higher idealism of a lower member leads to catastrophe.

 

]Ô¯ ©ÛuÛß ö£›¯ C»m]¯® AÁ»m\n©õS®.

 

Obstinacy of honour will not bring honourable results, but annihilation.

 

955)         £Uv Rȸ¢x ÷©ö»ÊÁx.

v¯õÚ® ÷©¼¸¢x EÒ÷Í ÷£õÁx.

v¯õÚ® £Uv¯õÀ ]zv¯õS®.

 

                Aspiration rises from below. Concentration goes deep inside. Realisation is their meeting.

 

                Aspiration realises by concentration.

 

956)         Man enjoys being hostile to the Divine. Hostility changing into devotion is called aspiration.

 

                x÷µõP® £Uv¯õÁx BºÁ®.

 

            Aspiration converts hostility into devotion.

 

957)         Partial men can speak the Truth, cannot live it. Insistence on living the Truth quickly reveals the other side. Jesus will be crucified. Gandhi sees the orgy of violence.

 

                ©Ûuß Esø©ø¯ GkzxU TÓ»õ®, E°º ‰a\õP HØÖ ÁõÇ •i¯õx.

 

                Esø©US E°º ÁµÂÀø».

 

958)         Szu»õÚ SøÓ |® {øÓøÁ¨ §ºzv ö\´QÓx GßÓ AÔÄ ö£õÖø©¯õS®.

 

            To know an offensive insult is completing our perfection is Patience.

 

959)         Patience is not to wince at hostile, stupid criticism.

 

                Szu»õÚ SøÓ²® Aø\UPõux ö£õÖø©.

 

            SøÓ TÖÁx {øÓøÁz u¢uõÀ ö£õÖø© \©zxÁ©õS®.

 

960)         Not expressing an answer which you believe to be most right, is RIGHT in the subtle plane.

 

                |À»  ö£õ¸zu©õÚ  \›¯õÚ  £vø»  ö\õÀ»õ©¼¸¨£x ö\õÀÁøuÂh  |À»x.

 

961)         Man who is the form of Nature, through spiritual evolution, becomes a Form of Being.

 

                ©Ûuß C¯ØøP°ß ¹£®, ¤µ®©® ãÁÛß L£õÁ® (bhava).

 

962)         Moving without creating problems is the evolution of the Spirit.

 

                ¤µa]øÚ°ßÔ ÁͺÁx Bz©õ.

 

963)         Nature progresses by creating problems and solving them.

 

                ¤µa]øÚø¯U Qͨ¤z wº¨£x C¯ØøP°ß £›nõ©®.

 

964)         Problems are created either by human initiative or the initiative of thought or temperament.

 

                ©ÚvÀ wµ©õP |õ÷© Gʨ£õux ¤µa]øÚ¯õP E¸öÁkUPõx.

 

965)         People who have problems are those who constantly endeavour to create problems out of nothing but their temperament.

 

                ¤µa]øÚø¯ EØ£zv ö\´£Á¸U÷P ¤µa]øÚ Á¸®.

 

966)         Man does not spare one drop of energy in enjoyment, nor does he wait for ONE second. He can have yogic realisation if he does so in his relationship with the Divine.

               

ÁõÌøÁ Aݣ¨£x ÷£õÀ CøÓÁøÚ

Aݣ¨£ÁÝUS ÷¯õP® ]zvUS®.

 

967)         One characteristic of a productive organisation is it is likely to cost more than what it can produce.

 

                ìuõ£Ú® ö£¸US® AÀ»x _¸US®.

 

            ö£¸SÁx® _¸[SÁx® ìuõ£Úzøu |hzxÁøu¨ ö£õÖzux.

 

                Expansive organisation.

 

968)         Enjoyment is energy changing into experience.

 

                BÚ¢u® AÝ£Á® ö£Ö® öu®¦.

 

969)         Energy expressing in existence is pleasure; energy emerging through silent spirit is bliss. Energy evolving through the growing spirit is Delight.

 

                Cߣ® Gߣx öu®¦ ©»ºÁx.

                BÚ¢u® öu®¦ Bß©õÂÀ öÁΨ£kÁx.

                ¤µ®©õÚ¢u® öu®¦ ø\zv¯ ¦¸åøÚ ©»µa ö\´Áx.

 

970)         Mind’s direct perception is concentration.

 

                {èøh ¦»øÚ Â»UQ ÷|µi¯õP AÔ²®.

 

971)         Efficiency tries to know what people mean, not what they say.

 

                ö\õÀø» »UQ {øÚ¨ø£ AÔÁx vÓø©.

 

                EÒÍøu AÔÁx vÓø©.

                ö\õÀÁøu HØ£x ©hø©.

 

972)         Schools create social products. No school ever tries to create a spiritual individual. Our aim is to create a spirit-based social individual.

 

                Bß«P ÁõÌÄUS ©ÛuøÚz u¯õº ö\´Áx |©x £ÒÎ.

 

973)         A mean social environment prepares a cultured person for a wider accomplishment.

 

                P¯ø© ö£¸¢ußø©US¨ u¸® £°Ø] §µn©õÚx.

 

974)         One who constantly demands proof will face a crucial moment in his life where Life will demand a proof that cannot be given.

 

                GkzuöuØöPÀ»õ® {¹£n® ÷Pm£Áß {¹¤UP •i¯õuøu {¹¤UP ÷Ási Á¸®.

 

                AhõÁiUPõµÛh® ÁõÌUøP AhõÁi ö\´²®.

 

975)         Man often longs for what he does not have. Fully appreciating what he has, he will discover he has more than what he can use and all that is not there also will come to him.

 

                C¸¨£øu •ÊÁx® ÷£õØÔÚõÀ CÀ»õux® Á¸®.

 

                C¸¨£x HµõÍ®.

            CÀ»õuvÀø».

 

            EÒÍøu AÔÁx E»Pzx bõÚ®.

 

976)         Sincere folly is unmannerliness.

 

                A\®£õÂu® ©øh¯Ûß Esø©.

 

977)         The one work for man is to learn NOT to work with hands or mind.

 

                ÷Áø» ö\´¯õ©¼¸¨£÷u ÷Áø».

 

978)         Knowledge that ascends through thought is mental knowledge based on senses. Knowledge that descends in Silence is intuitive revelation.

 

                ]¢uøÚ AÔøÁz u¸®. ö©ÍÚ® bõÚzøu¨ ö£õȲ®. AÔÄ Bz©õøÁ |õk®. bõÚ® Bz©õ¼¸¢x GÊ¢x |®ø© |õk®.

 

979)         Selfishness and Sincerity do not go together.

 

                _¯|»® Esø©US Gv›.

 

980)         Reason may be different, but result is the same.

 

                £»ß ©õÓõ©À Põµn® ©õÖÁx \›°Àø».

 

981)         Education creates endowments, but we do not know it creates problems like dyslexia. Every endowment is accompanied by a problem. That is the nature of mental growth. Spiritual growth does not act like that.

 

                Á\v²® ¤µa]øÚ²® J÷µ \©¯zvÀ HØ£kQßÓÚ. ¤µa]øÚ¯ØÓ Á\v Bz© ÂÍUP®.

 

982)         Trying to surrender or consecrate is like asking one to open the third eye.

 

                \©º¨£n® bõÚUPsønz vÓ¨£øu Âha ]µ©®.

 

983)         No man learns from another. Even when he does so, his emphasis falls on his understanding. To wait for another to learn on his own is Spiritual ripeness.

 

                uõ÷Ú ö£Óõux AÔÁõPõx.

 

                AP¢øu uõ÷Ú AȯU PØÖU öPõÒЮ.

 

984)         A city is a university.

 

                |Pµ® |õPŸPzvß £ÀPø»U PÇP®.

 

                A city educates the subliminal subconsciously. Conscious education in a city is comprehensive experience of human life.

 

985)         Spirit knows in a trice what mind learns in a lifetime.

 

                Bz© ÂȨ¦ AÚ¢u bõÚ®.

 

                Psychic on the surface compresses ages into one look.

 

                ²P[PøÍ EmöPõsh £õºøÁ v¸èi.

 

986)         Sitting in one place is the forerunner to mind falling SILENT.

 

                ©Ú® Ah[S® •ß EhÀ Aø\¯õ©À J›h©õP C¸US®.

 

987)         Education is NOT giving every information, idea, skill, capacity to the student. By showing how to acquire one of each, the work of the school is over.

 

                PØS® ÁÈø¯ AÔÁx PÀÂ.

 

                To acquire the skill of education is important.

 

988)         Metaphor eliminates knowledge for the mental person; figure of speech helps the imagination of the mind to figure out what the mind, at its best, misses.

 

                EÒÍøu ©øÓUS® E¸ÁP®, EÒÍvß P¸øÁ ©ÚzøuU Ph¢x Bz©õÂØS EøµUPÁÀ»x.

 

989)         A leader lives an ideal in his inner mind. His followers accept the same in their surface minds. Neither reaches their subliminal.

 

                uø»Áß EÒ ©ÚzuõÀ HØ£øuz öuõshº ÷©À ©ÚzuõÀ ÷£õØÖÁõº.   C¸Á¸® BÌ ©Úzøuz öuõkÁvÀø».

 

                E»P C»m]¯[PÒ ÷©À ©Ú®, EÒ ©ÚzøuU Ph¢x BÌ ©Úzøu Gmi¯vÀø».

 

990)         Not to use the left hand is a physical cultural maturity.

 

                £s¦ Á»zvÀ §ºzv ö£Ö®.

 

991)         One cannot see any more of another than his outer manners.

 

                AkzuÁøµ AÔ¯ •i¯õx.

 

992)         One lives by his desires or values.

 

                ÁõÌÄ Gߣx Bø\°ß ÁõÌÄ, AÀ»x £s¤ß öÁΨ£õk.

 

993)         Man is his character, Swabhava.

 

                _£õÁzøu AÔÁx ö\õºUP®.

 

            |À»x, öPmhvÀø»; •i²©õ, •i¯õuõ Gߣ÷u |øh •øÓ.

 

994)         To outlive the need of company and rise to the need of friendship is a great human step in life.

 

                |mø£z ÷uh |õÍõS®.

 

995)         There is no greater challenge than to await the impulsion of the Divine.

 

                uß ö\¯ø» BshÁß ö\¯»õP J¸ •øÓ¯õÁx ©õØÓ •i²©õ?

 

996)         Handling the physical impulse is knowing your _£õÁ®.

 

                AÁ\µ® Aȯ AÚ¢uÚõP ÷Ásk®.

 

997)         Body and its needs are the ONLY realities.

 

                ÷uÁ¸® AÔÁx ÷uøÁ.

 

998)         F›¼À»õux E»P \›zvµzv¼Àø».

 

                The entire history of the world is there in your own place.

 

999)         •UPõ»•® Ps•ß EÒÍx.

 

                Open your eyes, you can see the entire gamut of Time.

 

1000)       Ideals give way to necessities.

 

                ÷uøÁUS C»m]¯® ö£õ¸mhÀ».

 

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