Sab Moh-Maya Hai
God neither comes nor goes. He was always present everywhere. The difference is in our feelings. When our heart is pure, we can see Him and experience Him. When our heart is impure, we cannot see Him.
sri sathya sai baba
Maha Shivaratri ka Parv
When the Shiva (God) element leaves the body, the body is referred to as Shava (dead body). The Lord of the universe permeates it in its entirety. He is the life force in each living thing. Maha Shivaratri is a time to remind ourselves of the Shiva aspect latent in each of us.
Lohri: From bonfires to belief
On Lohri day my father would peel peanuts for us and feed us, as we sat around a bonfire ... My mother would make popcorn and Gaajar ka halwa! In the present day, youngsters have gotten used to snacks like pizza, fries, nachos, chips ‘n’ dips etc.
Uniting India through Love
When people congregate with Prema-bhava or Bhakti-bhava, it is love that flows and overflows. And when human love overflows for divinity, divine love too flows. Just as the devotee is in search of God, God too is in search of a true devotee.
A Birthday Party with a Difference
Baba’s life is summed up in the crux of his teachings: Love all – Serve all; Help Ever, Hurt Never. And His life has been a testament to this.
The Power of Silence
These learnings, I have gathered over the years. They are life lessons that perhaps no book can teach. Emotions run high in Indian homes. It is impossible to please everyone.
The Hundredth Year of Sai
This is truly the principle of Vedanta. Baba said that the essence of the Vedas, lies in understanding that you are not separate from others, so by loving and serving all, you are truly loving and serving God. This conscious practice leads to recognising the divine in everyone ...