Sathya Sai’s Love For Dogs and Dog Lovers…

Man is the initiating factor, to whom is committed the task of leading the animal kingdom towards liberation. Does he ever live up to this commitment? …at a time when humans turn blind towards their co-inhabiting world of animals, birds and creatures, a beautiful story depicting  love and compassion, of man and God,  for the four-legged ones, extracted from the book ‘Sai Baba – The Embodiment Of Love’ by Peggy Mason & Ron Lang. read more »

With God…Be Fair…

How petty minds, full of selfish desires work, at times trying to cheat even God without knowing that they are playing around with the Cosmic Creator, at Whose mercy the whole of creation is hanging…existing… ? Saying that, “… your prayers will be answered only when there is sincerity in you” Bhagawan narrated an episode from His Story, concluding that attempt to cheat God would lead to dire consequences… From Bhagawan’s Divine Discourse on 19 October 1999. read more »

The Prayer That Is Heard…

When a prayer is offered with anguished yearning, in the true spirit of love and devotion, God readily accepts the offering, says Bhagawan, narrating an astounding tale from the illustrious life of Sri Sankaracharya… read more »

Saving Grace…

How significant are the words of The Lord, whether He speaks from the stage or in a side talk or even as an apparent joke…His’ is Maha Vakya, pregnant with meaning leading man to the Ultimate Goal…writes Dr M. S. Krishna Rao, Chittoor narrating a beautiful experience…originally published in Sanathana Sarathi.

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Fleeting Moments – Eternal memories

What are the fundamental questions that a spiritual aspirant must ask oneself while  treading on the spiritual path…with references and anecdotes of His precious pristine presence Dr Deepak Anand gave an enthralling talk on the final day of Prasanthi Vidwan Mahasabha on 24 October 2012. Dr Deepak Anand holds and MBA and Ph.D. from Bhagawan’s university and is currently a faculty with Dept. of Management Studies at the Prasanthi Nilayam campus. read more »

Chief Guest’s Convocation Address – XXXI Annual Convocation

Delivering his convocation address, the Chief Guest, Dr. Anil Kakodkar stressed that Sri Sathya Sai Instsitute Of Higher Learning has a strong spiritual basis and social foresight that enables students to remain rooted in India and her value system even as the students scale new heights in terms of higher education. read more »

Vice Chancellor’s Address – XXXI Annual Convocation Of SSSIHL

Addressing the graduands of the year, welcoming the Chief Guest for Convocation 2012, Vice Chancellor Prof J Sashidhara Prasad delivered the Welcome Speech on 22 November 2012, on the occasion of XXXI Convocation of SSSIHL in Prasanthi Nilayam. read more »

XXXI Annual Convocation Of SSSIHL – A Report…

The 31st Annual Convocation of Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning (Deemed to be University) was held in the Divine Presence at Sai Kulwant Hall, Prasanthi Nilayam on Thursday, 22November 2012. The convocation ceremony was held in the morning between 11.00 a.m. and 12.30 p.m. In the evening session, which commenced at 5.00 p.m., the “Sai Krishna” award for Excellence in Research & Teaching was followed by the annual convocation drama, performed by the students of the University, which concluded at 7.30 p.m. Given below are highlights of the day’s proceedings. read more »

Thyagaraja had these songs from Me . . .

Can anyone fathom the Truth Of  His Reality, The beginningless, endless, timeless nature of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai? One can only revel in His greater glory, delving in that Eternal Bliss…Ms Kamala Sarathy, an old timer, narrates her story, as to how Bhagawan dispelled her small, but serious doubts, establishing in greater faith…

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Let Our Minds Become The Throne Of God!

Phil Gosselin, Zonal Chairman of Sri Sathya Sai Organisations – North America also the Chairman of Zone 1 of International Organisation gave an inspiring speech on the 23 November morning in Prasanthi Nilayam, reminiscing his precious memoirs and perceptions… read more »