
Who is Sai Baba
A devotee finds that one’s inner journey ends with Baba. It is a true homecoming. Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba—He is the very meaning of Life. I could not forget Swami from the first time
Devotee Stories
November 1, 2005

Experiencing the Avatar: A Priest’s Insight
In the following excerpt from his autobiography, an Italian catholic priest, Don Mario Mazzoleni, chastises those who fault Bhagavan Baba and His mission, pointing out that the world has a history of misunderstanding and
Devotee Stories
November 1, 2005

Birthday Message [Janamdin Upadesh]
Sleep much, you become dull, Eat less, of joy be full Talk much and earn a turgid brain; Reduce desire and goodness attain. Be composed—how well you shine! Be angry—how fast you decline! Contentment

He Has Come!
In this talk before Baba, the late Howard Murphet, world-famous Australian writer, makes a striking comparison between Swami and Jesus, and he sums up the significance of Christmas in one sublime word. Christmas at Puttaparthi!
Devotee Talks
November 1, 2005

Sai Mata
Years ago, when some one suggested the title; “Sathya Sai mata” for a picture in which He is seen fondling a little child, Baba said. “Name it Sathya mata for this is the sathya
Small Stories
November 1, 2005

Let the Divinity Within Shine
My dear! All are our fellow passengers, are travelers—all life, plants, animals, not only my bhakta [devotees] but our brother brute, our brother plant, not only our brother the good, but our brother the
Thought of the Month
November 1, 2005

My Mission and Your Task
How simply and how sweetly, yet most powerfully, our beloved Swami explains, cajoles, and inspires us to understand His reason for being here and our own essential responsibility. It is festival time everyday here,
Divine Discourses
October 19, 2005

The Eternal Interview
One in a thousand is privileged to receive the much sought-after interview with Baba. Most have to rely on internal interviews that are equally gratifying. “Did Swami give you an interview?” “No, not really.” “Well,
Devotee Stories
October 19, 2005

From Outward to Unquestioning Devotion
In the following address to the members of the Sathya Sai Organization in Chennai, India, Bhagavan Baba lays out the steps to attain the highest level of devotion for the betterment of the world. His recipe:
Divine Discourses
October 19, 2005

Ananya Bhakti [The Highest Form of Devotion]
Following is an excerpt in which Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba emphasizes that devotion has to arise from pure thoughts. He illustrates such devotion as what the gopikas exhibited toward Krishna. Swami came to
Devotee Stories
October 1, 2005

Pure Actions Guarantee Peace
There are many people who are not aware of even the meaning of the word, prasanthi. It is as the backbone to each individual, and for the sadhaka (spiritual aspirant) it is the very
Thought of the Month
October 1, 2005

Vinayaka Worship Ranks First
In the following discourse given on the auspicious day of Ganesha Chaturthi, Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai delineates the real meaning behind the worship of Ganesha, also referred to as Vinayaka and Vighneshwara. He exhorts
Divine Discourses
September 1, 2005
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