Bhagawan And Bhakta: Bhagawan Uvacha Volume 1, #1
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The Bhagawan Uvacha series brings to devotees the world over, a compilation of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba's teachings in the form of quotations, skilfully compiled and woven together by Shri. N. S. Venkatesh, the compiler. In this book in the series, Bhagawan & Bhakta, our beloved Swami teaches His children about the relationship between God and His devotees.
In the words of the compiler, "How do you encapsulate the sweetness of the relationship between God and His devotee? How do you express the tender loving assurance of His constant presence? Listen now to Bhagawan speaking on this timeless, immortal relationship. Constant presence, constant support, and constant companionship. Drench yourself completely in His Love. Flip over to any page and listen."
N. S. Venkatesh
The compiler of the Bhagawan Uvacha series, Volume 1, 2, and 3, comprising 21 books in total.
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Bhagawan And Bhakta - N. S. Venkatesh
Foreword
How do you encapsulate the sweetness of the relationship between God and His devotee? How do you express the tender loving assurance of His constant presence? Listen now to Bhagawan speaking on this timeless, immortal relationship. Constant presence, constant support, and constant companionship.
Drench yourself completely in His Love. Flip over to any page and listen...
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tmp_ede33bb87550fae8fe1720cff8bf3340_K4mClK_html_25df7c3a.pngOur scriptures have taught us that the main significance of the word Bhagawan comes from the aspect of Paramatma. What is contained in Paramatma is contained in the word Bhagawan.
The vedas say, "Brahmaiti Param Atmaiti, Bhagavateeti Shabdyate," i.e. the Bhagawan principle is the same as Brahman or Paramatma. Bhagawan is filled with all prosperity.
(S.S.S.XV. p.21)
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tmp_ede33bb87550fae8fe1720cff8bf3340_K4mClK_html_25df7c3a.pngGod has many names and forms. Sambharta and Bharta are two of these names of God. Sambharta is one, who creates everything taking Prakriti (nature) as the means. Bharta is one, who sustains and protects the creation. Bharta means master, sustainer, and protector.
(S.S.S. Vol.XXXII part.II. p.192)
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tmp_ede33bb87550fae8fe1720cff8bf3340_K4mClK_html_25df7c3a.pngYou become a devotee when God has acknowledged your devotion. The ego is the greatest obstacle in the way of such acceptance. God has said, "Yo Mad Bhakta Sa Me Priyaha," he, who is My devotee, is dear to