Podcast details
Time will not wait for you
A spiritual discourse on the preciousness of time and vigilant spiritual practice.
"Time is most precious, and it flows like a river. The clock of our life is constantly moving."
"Your heart was empty. And these troubles were waiting and waiting for the opportunity, the chance to enter in; then it's very hard to get rid of them."
The speaker emphasizes the immense value of time, warning that wasting it on gossip or negativity is a great sin, unlike animals who simply pass time. Using a blend of English and Czech, he stresses that the wise constantly remember God. He illustrates this with an anecdote where Guruji explains that problems enter like asuras when a devotee's heart becomes empty in a moment of lapsed attention, even amidst regular practice.
Recording location: Czech Republic, Strilky, Seminar
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