Think before you talk ~ 24 June 2012

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    • puttugam on June 24, 2012 at 12:32 pm
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    Think before you talk  :  Whenever I count one to ten before I talk, I observe I keep quiet. And this has saved me from many embarrassing situations. When a gunman shoots just becoz he has a gun, he inflicts tremendous damage to society and to himself.  He acts in haste, and repents in leisure, in a prison.    Similarly, just because I can shoot off my mouth,  if I speak without thinking, I know am also like that gunman.  So, I don’t want to act in haste and repent in leisure.  My Lord ! I will never say anything that will make me put my head down. For, all of my actions are a result of your will.. and I will never do anything that will let you down.   JGD! your PuttuGam..

    • Sara on June 25, 2012 at 1:35 am

    Jai Guru Datta Appaji. Thank you for teaching us always.

    • Anjana on June 25, 2012 at 1:55 am

    Dear Appaji you are so creative!!! And omniscient!!! This message was Uncannily well-timed!!! And i need to keep it in the forefront ofyond as i wade through dangerous murky waters…thank you for your devotion in guiding all of your devotees. I love you !

  1. Jaya Guru Datta Appaji, Sri Guru Datta.

  2. Jaya Guru Datta Sri Swamiji.Sri Guru Datta

    • Sita on June 26, 2012 at 12:42 am

    Om Namo Hanumate Namaha!

    • LALITHABALAJI on June 28, 2012 at 3:44 pm

    SRI RAMA JAYA RAMA JAYA JAYA RAMA

  3. Jai Guru Datta Appaji !!!! Thanks for the most powerful message !!!! JAI SIYARAM JAI JAI SIARAM JAI HANUMAN JAI JAI HANUMAN !!!!! Sree Guru Datta !!!!

    • on July 20, 2012 at 8:38 pm

    Jaya Guru Hanuman, We will definetly try to put it into practice Swamiji…..Please help us understand How we should think? What is the correct way to think before we talk?…….Humble prostrations to the silent master who can create thoughts in the minds of devotees….Om namo hanumate namaha

    • karuna on July 24, 2012 at 3:07 pm

    JGDD Appaji…thank You for all of the gentle reminders about our thoughts, which become our words, and our words which turn into actions, and our actions which become our habits, and our habits which become our characters, and our characters which become our destinies…may we fill our minds with sweet thoughts of You, and send those thoughts to the heavens… to settle in our atmosphere for eons…SGDD

    • Joseph on February 21, 2013 at 7:57 am

    Word spoken can never be altered or taken back. Fascinating message to be followed by all of us because a small thought process will identify our intended talk to be wrong so that we don’t hurt anyone intentionally. May lord bless all of us the patience to keep our emotions aside, think and then talk.

    • madhu talwar on February 24, 2013 at 12:17 pm

    jgd Swami Ji actually silence is golden it must be practiced, at the same time for some explanations we must think and then utter the words; it is said in Punjabi that a word spoken by this tongue can make you rule the kingdom or beg on the road , may Your children be alert to think and talk, thank You very much Master onhn sgd

    • Archana Penukonda on May 20, 2013 at 1:21 am

    Jaya Guru Datta! How many times have we wished we didn’t say what we said?! How many times have we wished we articulated something better?! Thank You, Swamiji, for this wonderful message. Thinking before we speak benefits not only us, but the people around us. It avoids misunderstandings and unnecessary conflicts and gives us more credibility. It is often said that we should never write letters when we are angry and never promise anything when we are happy. I guess it is always a good idea to think before we speak whether we are angry, or are very happy or in every state of mind in between.

    Obeisances at the Holy Lotus Feet!

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