Synopsis
A 55-minute satsang recorded on March 30, 1993, features discussions on unworthiness and the misuse of spiritual insight.
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Synopsis
On March 30, 1993, Prabhavati sits beside Papaji during a satsang, discussing feelings of unworthiness and the metaphor of losing a diamond in a fish market. Papaji responds with a warning about the consequences of misusing such a precious gift, stating, "People who misuse it will suffer for million of years." This 55-minute recording captures their dialogue and the atmosphere of the gathering, which coincides with the filming of the documentary "Call off the Search.
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Why Watch
- See Papaji's teachings on unworthiness and responsibility.
- Meet participants sharing personal spiritual experiences.
- Find out about the context of 'Call off the Search' filming.
Did You Know
- The satsang was recorded on March 30, 1993.
- The duration of the satsang is 55 minutes.
- Prabhavati discusses feelings of unworthiness during the session.
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What date was the satsang recorded?
The satsang was recorded on the 30th of March 1993.
How long is the satsang?
The satsang lasts for 55 minutes.
What does Papaji say about unworthiness and diamonds?
Papaji states that the unworthiness of people who are handed the diamond will lead to suffering for millions of years.
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