Archive for May, 2013

You Bless Us Every Now And Then…

Our Mighty Lord He Is…and His little children we are…that the unique bond, which is the real and lone relationship that exists is so unique that the child supplicate to Him seeing Beloved Mother Sai in Him…lavishing Him with heaps of praise for His Love…for His Protection…for His Guidance…for Him Being The Essence Of Our Lives…a beautiful poem from Sri Satish Dua, formerly President Of Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisations – Harynana, currently serving the Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust, Prasanthi Nilayam in its extended Drinking Water Supply Project. read more »

When Beauty Was Being…

Here is an attempt to describe the Beauty of The Lord Who Walks The Earth in Prasanthi, captured from an eventful day’s memory, 27th day of the first month of 1974, a day when Bhagawan granted interviews for almost six hours, exuding pristine freshness and joy, utterly untouched by strain or tedium. Writing about the Beauty of His Being, R. Ganapathi asks what was it that elevated the beauty that evening, above the holy beauty of sea and mountain of sun and moon, and placed it along with the consumingly Divine Beauty of the entrancing Idol of Kamakshi at Kanchi, or of the Nataraj at Chidambaram, or Balaji at Tirupati?

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Friends! Do Not Tarry…

Prasanthi Nilayam, the Supreme Abode Of Divinity On Planet Earth – Is IT yet another pilgrim spot for humanity to seek and satisfy petty ‘worldly’ desires?…or does IT offer something substantial…? For the one who is inclined, who has the eyes to see, ears to hear and ability to think, this Supreme Abode Of Sri Sathya Sai offers a glimpse of the Supreme Truth, writes Sri A Venkata Rao urging fellow travellers to make haste, life being short, cautioning, ‘if we tarry, great  is our loss’. Extracted from Sanathana Sarathi, February 1970. read more »

Significant Words…

The wonderful multicoloured panorama of God’s creation, with its varied faces, is astounding when one looks at it with an eye of love and compassion. Today, man often fails to look at the world with his natural vision, failing to catch the bigger picture, missing out its beauty owing to blurred, tainted vision. A beautiful eye-opener from the early sixties, as chronicled by Sri PS Menon…from Sanathana Sarathi, September 1960. read more »