May 6th of each year is observed as Mother’s Day. For this occasion, our children submitted poems, drawings, and other creations for publication in Sai Sarathi. These following submissions on the theme of “mother”

The father, to teach the child the truth, May chide, reprove or beat. The mother may pinch the cheek To make the child drink the milk. Forget not at any time These marks of

Excerpts from Bhagawan’s discourses on various occasions that remind us of what He envisioned for the Bal Vikas (Sai Spiritual Education) movement and what He expects from children and gurus. According to our Indian

Bhagavan addressed the members of the Sri Sathya Sai Organization of Tamil Nadu at Abbotsbury clarifying His vision of the ‘Ceiling on Desires’ program. “Members appear to be confused about the true meaning of

Why wander far and near to seek? He dwells within thy heart; Yes, turn within and find Him there, He longs to see you start. But clean your heart before you seek, And offer

Sai Chittaranjan was a student (from 2005-2012) in the Department of  Management and Commerce at the Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning. Currently, he is a Doctoral Research Scholar at the Indian Institute

In this discourse, Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba says, “This creation is like the bridge that connects man with God. ‘I’ is one hill. ‘God’ is another hill. The bridge between the two is

On March 7, 1993, Bhagavan signaled for all the boys [in the Mandir] to come to the front and sit. Once there, all the boys prayed that Swami bless the hostel with a visit.

All worldly pleasures are transient and temporary. Very often they result in sorrow and disappointment. God alone is the source of enduring bliss. The purpose of human birth is to realize the inherent divinity

The Shastry [previous speaker], taking examples from epics and history, explained to you the power and influence of time on human affairs. What is good today may be bad tomorrow, what is practical today

Thou art the light of all creation, my well beloved! From out Thy lips doth blow the mighty winds That sway the trees in dancing rhythms, And yet again Thou art the very trees

Sanjay Sahni was a student (1982-1987) and faculty member (1987 onward) in the Department of Commerce; Director of the Brindavan Campus (2002-2015); and is currently Controller of Examinations, Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher