Thought for the day
as written at Prasanthi Nilayam today
August 25, 2026
Why should we regard all religions as essentially one despite their apparent differences? As we observe Milad-Un-Nabi (the birth anniversary of Prophet Muhammad), Bhagawan lovingly reminds us today.
Embodiments of Divine Love! Innumerable waves arise from the vast ocean. The waves appear to differ in form from one another. But these multifarious waves are not different from the ocean. In all the waves, the nature and qualities of the ocean are immanent. Likewise, the innumerable beings which you see in this boundless Cosmos appear to be different from one another, but all of them emerged from the same Cosmic source whose form is Sat-Chit-Ananda (Being-Awareness-Bliss). When rain pours down from the sky, pure water falls on the earth, mountains, rivers and the sea. But the pure water acquires the colour and taste of the region or spot where it falls. Likewise, prophets and messiahs, coming down in different parts of the world at different times, imparted their message in terms appropriate to the time, the place and the conditions of the people concerned. Religions cannot be considered different from each other for this reason. All religions have taught only what is good for humanity. Religion should be practised with this awareness. Listen, O valiant child of Bharat! If the minds are pure, how can any religion be bad?

- Divine Discourse, Dec 25, 1991
The primary duty of human beings is to recognise that the paths indicated by different religions may vary, but the goal is one. – BABA
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