We are often told about the ill effects of the Kali age. How do we deal with it? Bhagawan lovingly guides us today.
We must try to make the best of our present age, the Kali Yuga, and try to do good things and live happily in this world. Past is past, and it will never come again, and we are not sure of the future. The present is not permanent; it changes and moves constantly. That is why we say, “Be good, do good, see good — that is the way to God.” Try to be good, fill your heart with goodness and lead a good life, and the result also will be good. When we fall sick, it is not in any way useful to feel sorry about it. It is necessary that we somehow try to take the proper medicine and get over the sickness. Instead of weeping over the disease we have got, it is better to try and get it cured and help the body to get well. So also instead of feeling sorry for the bad things that are happening in this Kali Yuga, we must always try to be good and remove the bad from this world.
– Summer Showers 1972, Ch 11.
