How long do we have to keep on persisting with our spiritual sadhana?
Try to break a coconut, as it comes from the tree. The shell is covered compactly by a coat of fibre. You cannot break the coconut as it is by hitting it with a crowbar. Take off the fibrous armor, then breaking is very easy. You can also take the coconut to the temple as an offering to God. So too, you have to remove the fibre of desire for sense-objects and then go before the Lord, devoid of kaama (desire) and krodha (anger). You have to destroy your ego and surrender to the Lord. Then you declare that you are egoless and break the coconut into two. You will be accepted unto Him now, not before.
Try to break a coconut, as it comes from the tree. The shell is covered compactly by a coat of fibre. You cannot break the coconut as it is by hitting it with a crowbar. Take off the fibrous armor, then breaking is very easy. You can also take the coconut to the temple as an offering to God. So too, you have to remove the fibre of desire for sense-objects and then go before the Lord, devoid of kaama (desire) and krodha (anger). You have to destroy your ego and surrender to the Lord. Then you declare that you are egoless and break the coconut into two. You will be accepted unto Him now, not before.
What is the secret of peace and contentment?
Make your mind cling to God. Let it do all things for God and leave the results, success or failure to God. Let it leave the loss and the profit, the elation or the dejection to God. That is the secret of Peace and Contentment.
Source: Video Sai
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