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October 31 | THE TOUCH| Daily Divine Digest
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October 31 | THE TOUCH| Daily Divine Digest

This world is a training ground to man. Good and evil alternate in it. He has to learn lesson from both. If he welcomes the one and recoils from the other he betrays small calibre. When he remains unaffected by either he proves his superior stuff.
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October 30 | MANLINESS | Daily Divine Digest
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October 30 | MANLINESS | Daily Divine Digest

The weak-hearted man is good for nothing. He is soft like the puffed rice soaked in milk. He is unable to achieve anything in life. But the strong and virile man is heroic. He is capable of achieving anything in life. Manliness is born of upright living.
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October 29 | THE TEST | Daily Divine Digest
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October 29 | THE TEST | Daily Divine Digest

Easy path, attractive status, toilless reward, nominal adherence and unending happiness attract crowds. But when the test becomes severe they fall out entirely. The aspiring man is put to test. According to his worth he is awarded. The test is the criterion.
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October 28 | SERENITY | Daily Divine Digest
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October 28 | SERENITY | Daily Divine Digest

When the brute instinct is dominating in man it does not allow him to be calm. Aversion to excitement is the first sign of man getting reformed. Sublimity should be deliberately instilled. Following in its wake serenity would also set in.
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October 27 | BEATITUDE | Daily Divine Digest
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October 27 | BEATITUDE | Daily Divine Digest

Enjoyment has its limit. It gets satiated. Its reaction is misery. Happiness is not constant. It ends as sorrow. The thought of the bygone happiness brings in melancholy. Whereas the way of beatitude is unique. The question of gain and loss does not arise in it. It is divine in nature and ever on the increase.
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October 26 | WEIGHING THE ANCHOR | Daily Divine Digest
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October 26 | WEIGHING THE ANCHOR | Daily Divine Digest

The fully loaded barge was kept anchored waiting for the change of tide. In the pitch dark night the flow tide started. Rowing up the river was easy. Sails were spread the wind proving favourable. But at dawn it was found the barge had not moved an inch! They had forgotten to weigh the anchor.
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October 25 | Contentment | Daily Divine Digest
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October 25 | Contentment | Daily Divine Digest

Contentment is the opposite of greed and craving. The latter blasts the man while the former acts as balm. The one shatters the mind while the other shapes it. The one creates the career of man while the other destroys it.
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October 24 | CONSOLATION | Daily Divine Digest
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October 24 | CONSOLATION | Daily Divine Digest

This world also has a negative side to present to man. His friends quit the world one after another. Some others betray him. Prosperity changes into adversity. Success gives place to failure. While in this plight consolation is possible only to the knowing few.
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October 23 | THE VEHICLE | Daily Divine Digest
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October 23 | THE VEHICLE | Daily Divine Digest

Vehicles are there both for the conveyance of things and of thoughts. The former is not so purposeful as the latter. Language is a great vehicle to bring people together, The human structure is about the best vehicle found in Nature. Immense is the use to which it is put. It is capable of transforming the human into the divine. It is the best vehicle for the revelation of Atman.
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October 22 | THE GREAT PROTECTION | Daily Divine Digest
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October 22 | THE GREAT PROTECTION | Daily Divine Digest

Clean living is the great protection. A man of clean life does not hide anything. Since he does not hurt anybody he does not fear anybody. His conduct is ever open to observation. Because he does not deceive anybody, he is not therefore deceived by anybody.
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October 21 | THE DISCIPLE-II | Daily Divine Digest
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October 21 | THE DISCIPLE-II | Daily Divine Digest

The disciple comes under three grades - the dullard, the mediocre and the bright. The dullard receives discipline and retains fragments of it. The mediocre maintains Qthe major part of it. The bright builds on it and prospers. He promotes what is beneficial to man.
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October 20 | THE ONSLAUGHTS ON LIFE | Daily Divine Digest
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October 20 | THE ONSLAUGHTS ON LIFE | Daily Divine Digest

Life is not always smooth and pleasant. Stagnation sets in sometimes. It is frequently beset with loss and defeat. Disease plays havoc in its own way. Enemies are out to oppress. In the face of all these difficulties man is obliged to make progress.
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October 19 | THE BIRTH-PANG | Daily Divine Digest
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October 19 | THE BIRTH-PANG | Daily Divine Digest

A man of means knows how much strain he underwent to acquire his first thousand rupees. A scholar knows the intellectual toil to which he subjected himself all along. An institution builder knows the ordeals he passed through in his venture. Man almost dies in order to achieve something great.
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October 18 | THE SINNER | Daily Divine Digest
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October 18 | THE SINNER | Daily Divine Digest

Eternal damnation is not the plan of Providence. After experimenting with life in evil ways man gets enlightened into the right path. In the process of evolution a sinner also has his own way of coming up. He only delays his onward march.
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October 17 | THE MASTER | Daily Divine Digest
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October 17 | THE MASTER | Daily Divine Digest

The master is virtually a model student life long. While he occupies a venerable post he does not become selfconscious about it. He voluntarily comes down to the level of the taught in order to guide him up. There are also the traits of the parents in the true master.
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October 16 | IN AND OUT | Daily Divine Digest
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October 16 | IN AND OUT | Daily Divine Digest

Those who are upright at heart see uprightness outside. The crooked at heart see crookedness outside. Our sole duty is to set right our heart. When we become sound in mind and body the world would present its true spectacle to us, its soundness. What we are within, that we see without as well.
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October 15 | THE ECHO | Daily Divine Digest
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October 15 | THE ECHO | Daily Divine Digest

A young man well equipped for a happy life says, "How sweet life is!" His heart echoes that statement. Another man faced with hardship-says, "Is this life worth living?" His heart echoes that statement. Every heart echoes the experience good or bad.
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October 14 | ASPIRATION | Daily Divine Digest
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October 14 | ASPIRATION | Daily Divine Digest

If the growth of a creeper be magnified a million times it may be found to be steadily growing tall. And that is aspiration. Beings ought to improve their lot. Man ought to make all round progress. The urge to expand is aspiration.
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October 13 | THE ZERO | Daily Divine Digest
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October 13 | THE ZERO | Daily Divine Digest

The Zero is nothing; it is valueless. But when it is annexed to a number it increases the value of that number. To the extent Zeros are placed the value of the number increases. The Zero and the infinitude are the same. The space is void; it is a Zero. Because it is a Zero it contains countless cosmic bodies.
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October 12 | PROBLEMS | Daily Divine Digest
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October 12 | PROBLEMS | Daily Divine Digest

A child has no problem in life to solve. The reason for it is very simple. The child accepts life as it is. It neither seeks nor avoids anything. The man who learns to take up that position knows the scheme of life. He does not complicate it. He goes through it just as he ought to.
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October 11 | SOUND SLEEP | Daily Divine Digest
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October 11 | SOUND SLEEP | Daily Divine Digest

Sound sleep is not given to the worldly minded. Careworn, they wake up now and then. But the healthy ones in mind plunge in sound sleep the moment they go to bed. Sound sleep bestows all benefits. The body is toned and the mind refreshed. Man renews himself in dreamless sleep.
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October 10 | UNIVERSAL LOVE | Daily Divine Digest
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October 10 | UNIVERSAL LOVE | Daily Divine Digest

Loving a group, being indifferent to another and hating a third group is the norm with all beings. But a rare few eschew hatred and embrace love. All creatures are sacred to them. They literally adore the entire Creation. They are the salt of the earth.
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October 09 | THE BABE | Daily Divine Digest
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October 09 | THE BABE | Daily Divine Digest

It is egoism that veils the Divinity in man. The babe is one that has not yet developed egoism. It makes no difference between the kith and the stranger. Its mind is not yet tainted with likes and dislikes. Sex difference is not known to it. Purity marks it for its own. Therefore the babe commands the love of all.
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October 08 | THE PATH OF WORK | Daily Divine Digest
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October 08 | THE PATH OF WORK | Daily Divine Digest

Work is a means for self-expression. Earning the livelihood should be subordinated and subscribed to evolving the personality. Any calling is as good as any other provided it draws out the hidden possibilities. Work is an opportunity. It is not an irksome imposition.
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October 07 | MEDICINE | Daily Divine Digest
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October 07 | MEDICINE | Daily Divine Digest

Not only man, but beasts and birds also sensibly avail themselves of medicinal herbs. In this respect man has a lesson to learn from the other creatures. Man often uses the medicine and courts illness simultaneously. The others avoid illness instinctively.
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October 06 | CALMNESS | Daily Divine Digest
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October 06 | CALMNESS | Daily Divine Digest

A gentle gust causes commotion in twigs, reeds and creepers. But the most violent gale does not disturb the trunk of a tall tree. Likewise the trained up mind maintains its calmness in trials and tribulations.
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October 05 | REGENERATE HEART | Daily Divine Digest
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October 05 | REGENERATE HEART | Daily Divine Digest

The old life of petty outlook must give place to the new one of gentleness, purity and patience. Joy and confidence should take the place of regret and defeatism. Enlightenment should relegate ignorance. The life of buoyancy should reign over despondency.
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October 04 | THE EYE | Daily Divine Digest
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October 04 | THE EYE | Daily Divine Digest

The eye is the chief organ of knowledge. The inner stuff reveals itself through the eye. Nature is not blind, it is eyed. Its precise functioning as time, space and causation attests to its being endowed with the eye of knowledge. Inner eye is more important to man than the physical eye.
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October 03 | THE REQUISITE | Daily Divine Digest
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October 03 | THE REQUISITE | Daily Divine Digest

Barring man all creatures are so constituted that they are self-sufficient to carry on their career. Man alone is in need of housing, clothing and a variety of instruments suited to the callings. His objective requisites are incalculable. But for selfperfection the requisites are all subjective.
October 02 | SANCTUARY | Daily Divine Digest
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October 02 | SANCTUARY | Daily Divine Digest

What is sancturary to one need not necessarily be so to another. Very often a fanatic gloats in defiling the sacred place of an alien. But the human body is the universally accepted sanctuary. It is divinely ordained so. Man is obliged to view his body as the temple of the Maker. The alien and the infidel also are to be treated with the due regard.
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October 01 | THE UNIVERSAL QUEST | Daily Divine Digest
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October 01 | THE UNIVERSAL QUEST | Daily Divine Digest

All beings abhor death and cling fast to life. Seeking to exist is their universal quest. Secondly all beings try to know more and yet more in their respective spheres. Thirdly misery is shunned by all beings. It is in quest of happiness they move about. No price is great that is paid for happiness.
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October 02 | SANCTUARY | Daily Divine Digest

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What is sancturary to one need not necessarily be so to another. Very often a fanatic gloats in defiling the sacred place of an alien. But the human body is the universally accepted sanctuary. It is divinely ordained so. Man is obliged to view his body as the temple of the Maker. The alien and the infidel also are to be treated with the due regard.

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