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பாடல் மற்றும் விளக்கத்துடன் ஒரு பஜன்
Nithyanandam Paramasukhudam
Puttaparthi, Sai Kulwanth Hall (1996 Special Discourses)
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In the entity called ‘body’, there resides God in the form of ‘heart’! Having played together for some time, they go separate ways, There is a director for this puppet show!! Playing together, ultimately they merge in one another!!
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Neelo Naalo Nijamuga Vishnuve
Puttaparthi, Sai Kulwanth Hall (1996 Special Discourses)
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In the entity called ‘body’, there resides God in the form of ‘heart’! Having played together for some time, they go separate ways, There is a director for this puppet show!! Playing together, ultimately they merge in one another!!
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Thalapu Theeyo Nanthalone
Puttaparthi, Sai Kulwanth Hall (1996 Special Discourses)
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In the entity called ‘body’, there resides God in the form of ‘heart’! Having played together for some time, they go separate ways, There is a director for this puppet show!! Playing together, ultimately they merge in one another!!
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Puttula Oka Chintha
Puttaparthi, Sai Kulwanth Hall (1996 Special Discourses)
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In the entity called ‘body’, there resides God in the form of ‘heart’! Having played together for some time, they go separate ways, There is a director for this puppet show!! Playing together, ultimately they merge in one another!!
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Nithyanandam Paramasukhudam
I am neither merit nor sin, I am neither pleasure nor sorrow, I am neither hymn nor holy waters, I am neither meditation nor sacred rites, I am Shiva, the Divine the ever blissful!
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Neelo Naalo Nijamuga Vishnuve
It is easy to preach but difficult to practice. Do we need a teacher to teach bad qualities? Is it necessary to have hermitage to teach divine wisdom? Is it necessary to take sanyasa to acquire good qualities?
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Thalapu Theeyo Nanthalone
In you and in me, truly there is Vishnu. Your anger, devoid of patience, is of no use. You can be happy provided you have equanimity and
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Puttula Oka Chintha
“Why do you rush me to open the door, Krishna? Please wait for some time. My husband isn’t asleep yet, and he may start to doubt me. Krishna, please wait till I open the door.”