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Miracles are My Visiting Cards | Special Offering | Sri Sathya Sai Aradhana Mahotsavam
Bhagawan says, that to know God means to love God. But to develop this love, one must be given a glimpse of the glory and the majesty of God. And that is why, what we refer to as 'miracles' were characterised by Swami as being His visiting cards. These events and occurrences which are beyond our logical comprehension serve only to call our attention to His supreme personality.
A fistful of ocean water can give a taste of the ocean, but will never come to define the ocean in its entirety. Similarly, these miracles, which tend to get a lot more attention than their due, can never define Bhagawan in His entirety.
As we observe the Aradhana Day, we try to look at and past these miracles; look at and hold on to the hand that holds out this 'visiting card'.
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By Sri Sathya Sai Media Centre, Prasanthi Nilayam
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Bhagawan says, that to know God means to love God. But to develop this love, one must be given a glimpse of the glory and the majesty of God. And that is why, what we refer to as 'miracles' were characterised by Swami as being His visiting cards. These events and occurrences which are beyond our logical comprehension serve only to call our attention to His supreme personality.
A fistful of ocean water can give a taste of the ocean, but will never come to define the ocean in its entirety. Similarly, these miracles, which tend to get a lot more attention than their due, can never define Bhagawan in His entirety.
As we observe the Aradhana Day, we try to look at and past these miracles; look at and hold on to the hand that holds out this 'visiting card'.
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