Manasa Bhajare Guru Charanam. Dustara Bhava Sagara
Taranam.
Gura Maha Raj, Guru Jai Jai, Sai Natha Sadguru Jai
Jai.
Om Namah Shivaya, Om Namah Shivaya, Om Namashivaya,
Shivaya Namah Om.
Shivaya Namah Om.
Aruna Chala Shiva, Aruna Chala Shiva, Aruna Chala
Shiva, Aruna ShivaOm.
Omkaram Baba, Omkaram Baba, Omkaram Baba, Om Namo Baba.
Maanasa Bhajare
Discourse of Sathya Sai Baba, Vijayadhashami, Prashanthi Nilayam, 1953
Published by Sri Sathya Sai Books and Publications Trust
Discourse of Sathya Sai Baba, Vijayadhashami, Prashanthi Nilayam, 1953
Published by Sri Sathya Sai Books and Publications Trust
When I was at Uravakonda studying in the High School, you
know I came away one day and threw off my books and declared that I have My
work waiting for Me. The Thelugu Pandith (scholar) described the incident of
that evening to you all in his speech. Well, that day when I came out publicly
as Sai Baaba, that first song I taught the gathering in the garden to which I
went from the Thelugu Pandith's house was:
"Maanasa bhajare guru charanam
Dhusthara bhava saagara tharanam"
Dhusthara bhava saagara tharanam"
I called on all those suffering in the endless round of
birth and death to worship the Feet of the Guru (spiritual preceptor), the Guru
that was announcing Himself, who had come again for taking upon Himself the
burden of those who find refuge in Him. That was the very first Message of Mine
to Humanity. "Maanasa bhajare", "Worship in the mind!". I
do not need your flower garlands and fruits, things that you get for an anna or
two; they are not genuinely yours. Give Me something that is yours, something
which is clean and fragrant with the perfume of virtue and innocence, and
washed in the tears of repentance! Garlands and fruits you bring as items in
the show, as an exhibition of your devotion; poorer devotees who cannot afford
to bring them are humiliated and they feel sorry that they are helpless; they
cannot demonstrate their devotion in the grand way in which you are doing it.
Install the Lord in your heart and offer Him the fruits of your actions and the
flowers of your inner thoughts and feelings. That is the worship I like most,
the devotion I appreciate most.
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