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IN REVERENCE: Star batsman Sachin Tendulkar seeking the blessings of Satya Saibaba at Puttaparthi on Wednesday.
PUTTAPARTHI: "We don't qualify to be called ourselves a society if we don't care for fellow men. We can call ourselves a society only if we strive for equality," Satya Saibaba said on Wednesday. Delivering a discourse on the occasion of his 80th birthday at the Sai Hill View Stadium here, he said: "One's position or status in life, however high it may be, will be useless without the qualities of truth, righteousness and love. The knowledge acquired without these characteristics will be a mere waste." "Man should yearn for peace and not for position in life," he suggested and urged the haves to help the have-nots. "Man's mission on earth is to help his brethren and not just to enjoy or develop himself. One has to gain awareness of the self to make the knowledge acquired meaningful," Saibaba said.
Lack of peace
Reflecting on today's lifestyle, he said: "Man's quest for worldly pleasures is distancing him from peace of mind." He asked people to "live in truth and love" as God would help only those who had the twin virtues. As are your thoughts so are your deeds," he said, and asked his devotees to have control over the thinking process.Terming love "internal current" and truth "external current," Saibaba advised his devotees to have a mix of both and lead a contented and meaningful life. He said that every human being had the responsibility to see God in others and love all. He also wished everyone a life full of happiness and love.Earlier, the devout braved intermittent showers for over 90 minutes to hear the words of wisdom of their beloved spiritual leader.
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