Shri Sathya Sai Baba Chinna Kathas – Religion 1.- Paul and Jesus Puttaparthi, Sai Kulwanth Hall (Christmas ) Your browser does not support the audio element. 1998-12-25   Document Download Audio Social Share Facebook Twitter Youtube Instagram Description Initially, Paul was a fierce critic of Jesus. Jesus appeared in a dream to Paul, and smiled. He patted his back and said, “Paul, What harm did I do you? What difficulties have I put you through? Then, why do you hate me? All your sufferings, all your losses, all your difficulties, are not given by me. They are the consequences of your own actions. You are only passing through the reaction of your actions. I have not given you any suffering.” When Jesus blessed him so, the mind of Paul changed. Later he became a servant of God and he composed a text, and came to be known as “St. Paul”. In this way, Jesus corrected wicked people, cruel people, bad people, and reformed them. It is only the body that is put to suffering. We have to worship Jesus keeping these ideals in mind, and not otherwise.   Listen To Full Discourse Sacrifice leads to Immortality Puttaparthi, Sai Kulwanth Hall (Christmas ) Your browser does not support the audio element. 1998-12-25 Document Download this Audio Social Share Facebook Twitter Youtube Instagram Description Having taken birth as a human being, one has to realize the divinity within. The primary duty of every individual, as a messenger of God, is to practice and propagate the principles of truth, love, and peace and to experience the bliss and share it with others. The one who propagates the worldly, fleeting, and ephemeral matters cannot be called a messenger of God.      Sacrifice leads to Immortality Puttaparthi, Sai Kulwanth Hall (Christmas ) Your browser does not support the audio element. 1998-12-25 Document Download this Audio Social Share Facebook Twitter Youtube Instagram Description Having taken birth as a human being, one has to realize the divinity within. The primary duty of every individual, as a messenger of God, is to practice and propagate the principles of truth, love, and peace and to experience the bliss and share it with others. The one who propagates the worldly, fleeting, and ephemeral matters cannot be called a messenger of God.