Podcast details
The same wind which fans up the live coals can blow out the candle flame
A spiritual talk celebrating devotion and protecting one's inner light during a reunion in Vápi.
"Imagine you have a light in your hand, a flame, and you have to go somewhere while a storm is raging. You must not let the flame go out."
"One negative thought, and the flame is gone. Therefore, protect the light."
Swami Avatarpuri joyfully addresses the gathering, praising the longtime devotee Krishnanand for his unwavering faith and service. Using the metaphor of protecting a flame in a storm, he speaks on safeguarding one's spirituality against the 'winds' of negative thoughts and emotions. He explains that the purpose of seeking wisdom is to heal life's wounds, concluding with a Hindi proverb about strength and the fragility of inner light.
Recording location: Hungary, Vep, Summer seminar
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