When you are frantic to belong, I am your friend. When your face is hot with shame, I see you as perfect. When your heart is torn from betrayal, I am holding your hand.

Joy and sorrow are the two streams that join to form the river of human life. Overcoming numerous obstructions, and causing prosperity and adversity alternately to many, the river flows along, until it merges

Dharma is the moral path, the moral path is the light; the light is ananda (bliss). Dharma is characterized by holiness, peace, truth, and fortitude. Dharma is yoga, union or merger; it is satya

Even in this very early divine discourse, Bhagavan Baba energetically affirms the truth He constantly urged us to seek and realize: we are divine. Sages who designed the Hindu calendar have arranged the holy

In this passage, we learn the significance of the sacred text, The Bhagavad Gita. Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba, recounting an incident to a group of devotees, explains that anything is possible for God,

In recent times, with the mushrooming of revenue-making multi-specialty hospitals in various cities and metros in India, medical tourism has become a buzzword in the corridors of the Indian Government’s Ministry of Health. Why?

A Visitor: Does Kali Yuga [Iron Age] still continue? Sai: Yes. Visitor: Because in America several books say Kali Yuga has ended and another is in force. Sai: No. Before the Kali Yuga ends,

Genuine shanti is won by the control of the senses only. Then it can be called prashanti. The experience of that stage is as the stream of peace. Calming the mental agitation that surges

In this moving Divine discourse, Bhagavan Baba highlights the only gift He wants from his devotees for His 60th birthday: selfless service to the needy, suffering, and impoverished in all lands. You must be

“Christmas is celebrated in innumerable centers in all parts of the globe, mostly by attending service in a church, followed by gala parties where people make merry with drinking and dining. It is only

In the following interaction with students in the Poornachandra Auditorium, Swami gives valuable insight on what He expects from them. He elaborates on paropakara, to always possess the spirit of service to others, broadmindedness, not

Bhakta: Swami, tell me how we should, generally, conduct ourselves. What are the qualities we should possess? Which type of subjects should we try to understand? To receive the Divine grace and attain Your