
Divine Seeing – part 1
A few years ago, Jack and Louise Hawley spoke at the Sathya Sai Baba Center of San Diego. For the past fourteen years, they have spent five or six months a year with Baba.
Devotee Talks
June 1, 2001

“Knowing You”
There were times when all I wanted was to run and hide, And the secrets that were in my heart burned deep inside. Then You called me. You enthralled me, With the wonder of

Fun With Sai
Chairman One day when Robert was in Baba’s house with the students in Brindavan, Swami was in another room and called “America.” He came to the door to get Robert. Swami had a man

An Offering of Pure Love
A few years ago at the time when preparations were being made to the construction of the Super Specialty Hospital, Bhagavan seemingly had less time to devote to the students. Day and night, He
Student Stories
June 1, 2001

The Quest and the Answer
Down the green valleys where the breeze made the flowers nod I went seeking Him whom I heard as the merciful God I searched for Him on the beaches where tireless waves lashed the

Be Fearless
In order to be free from fear, you must develop the understanding of who you are. Here is what Swami says: When you forget yourself, when you forget the Atma, (Soul) you will suffer
Thought of the Month
June 1, 2001

Sathya Sai Gita – part 1
The following is the first part of a four-part article derived from Swami’s divine discourse delivered at Prasanthi Nilayam on September 27, 1969, and reprinted from Sathya Sai Speaks, Volume I. ( Part 1
Divine Discourses
May 1, 2001

It’s All Swami’s Grace
It’s not easy for a simple God fearing village housewife to assume the mantle of “mother” of the Avatar and recognize in her “son” the incarnation of the Divine. How Easwaramma faced this difficult
Devotee Essay
May 1, 2001

Equanimity
From the very beginning of my relationship with Swami, He made it perfectly clear that my specific path was Equanimity. In my learning process I was shown that all the “different” paths of Swami’s
Devotee Essay
May 1, 2001

Mother’s Love
Mother’s love is an indescribable feeling. It is unconditional. No matter what you do your mother will always love you. It is difficult to put this in words, as a mother’s love is incommunicable.
Bal Vikas Students
May 1, 2001

Small Teachings
If you keep laddu—an Indian sweet, in your shirt pocket, and forgetfully give the shirt to the washer-man, you will find that the pocket will develop stains when he returns the shirt after laundering
Swami's Teachings
May 1, 2001

Fun With Sai
Is this for me? When I am with a child, I am a child…. How delightfully true! In 1978, a large group of children from a center in England visited Brindavan, taking with them
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