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Bhagawan had declared that His hands are always stretched to give and never receive and that as His first Avataric resolve. What are the second and third resolves of Bhagawan? He lovingly reassures us.

When I’ve given a word to anyone, even if they turn against Me, I will not bear any ill-will towards them. Even if they revile Me, I shall continue to love them. I will stand up to My pledge, and fight up to the end. Some day they will return to the right path.

Owing to the compulsion of circumstances, some changes may take place. They’re not permanent. I will not change My course because of such happenings. This is My second resolve.

My third resolve: When I undertake anything for the welfare of all and that it is good for society as a whole, I will not give it up, come what may. Even if the whole world is against Me, I will not turn back; I will only go forward.

These are My three resolves: The foot that is put forward will not retreat. I will not go back on the word I have given. I only give and do not receive!

- Divine Discourse, Jul 13 1984

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Divine Discourse, Dec 24 1980
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The mind, as Arjuna complained, hops from belief to doubt, from one conclusion to its negation and it causes turmoil and confusion. But, there is one method by which it can be conquered. The black bee can bore a hole in the hardest wood. But, when dusk intervenes while it is sipping the nectar from the lotus flower and, as a result, when the open petals close in on the bee, it finds itself imprisoned, with no hope of escape. It does not know how to deal with softness! So too, the mind can play its tricks and jump wantonly in any arena; but when placed on the lotus feet of the Lord, it becomes inactive and harmless. In order to offer the mind entirely to the Lord, deep detachment from worldly desires is needed. Superficial devotion or shallow steadfastness cannot succeed. To fell the hard sandalwood tree, a heavy axe of steel is needed.

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Divine Discourse, Sep 12
1989
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Archanam (devotion through offering) was the method adopted by emperor Prithu to worship the Lord. He demonstrated the unique significance of Anga Archana, using every sense organ in worshipping the Lord. Netra kamalam samarpayami - I offer this lotus of the eyes to the Lord. Srotra kamalam samarpayami - I offer this lotus of the ears to the Lord. Hridaya kamalam samarpayami - I offer this lotus of my heart to the Lord. In this manner, Prithu regarded every organ as a lotus to be offered to the Lord in worship. When the mantra Netra kamalam samarpayami is uttered, the real meaning is that the eyes are dedicated entirely to having the vision of the Lord! Likewise, when the devotee offers the ears, he should realise that he is dedicating his ears solely to the Lord and will not listen to anything bad or evil. The ears should be used only for listening to stories about the Divine and spiritual teachings. This should be the feeling with which the offerings should be made. This was the spirit in which emperor Prithu performed Anga Puja and attained God-realisation.

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