Monthly Archive: February 2006

Atom of Majesty
Bhagavan Baba clarifies the symbolism behind His manifesting the lingam on the holy night of Shivaratri [on February 26 this year]. In the ensuing discourse, Baba emphasizes that His mission to establish righteousness on the earth
Divine Discourses
February 1, 2006

Love, Light, and Delight
Sunam Gyamtso, a former student of the Sathya Sai Institute, shares his thoughts and says that we are looking for miracles of materializations and forgetting the creator Himself who is the greatest miracle amongst
Student Stories
February 1, 2006

Holy Shivaratri
The following parable, from the Skanda Purana [Hindu scripture], of the hunter and the four deer highlights the fundamental requisite for devotion—keeping one’s word and worship of the Divine. These two acts draw the grace of

A Sanyasin’s Stay at Puttaparthi
The following anecdote related by professor Kasturi, one of Sathya Sai Baba’s closest devotees and His official biographer, gives us a little peek into Bhagavan’s Divinity and His omnipotence, omniscience, and omnipresence. Two years
Devotee Stories
February 1, 2006

Ashtagraha
Eight planets in a row! O the brilliant show! (Some killjoy says, they are not eight, but seven But, yet, the row is grand! )… Magnificent, rare! It happens once in a thousand years

Sai Gospel and the Quran
The subtlest, strongest relationship in life is between God and man. This is confirmed by modern Jungian psychology, though the Divine is termed and alluded to as the Self. Yet, in the external glamour
Devotee Stories
February 1, 2006

Was Krishna Partial
Question: Swami, we lack adequate knowledge of many important things. We have only a partial view of divinity. Hence, we tend to ignore the reality and are prone to doubt divinity. It is our misfortune
Q & A with Bhagavan
February 1, 2006

Clutches of Maya
“Veiled as I am by My inscrutable power of illusion, My maya, the world does not recognize Me. Although they do not know Me, Arjuna, I know them all…past, present, and future. Not understanding
Thought of the Month
February 1, 2006
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