Bhagavan Baba candidly urges all to follow His maxim—Do good, see good, and be good—as the royal path to Him, the source of pure joy and love—in this divine discourse delivered three decades ago on

In this discourse two decades back, Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba reveals the mystery and as-yet-unknown details of His previous avatar Shirdi Sai Baba. At the tip of the tongue dwells the Goddess of prosperity;

Accept My love and blessings. I lit the lamp of love, inside of you. I lit the fire within you, to feed the rage of lust, of greed, of anger. Bound by strings of

My Dears, You will find truth deep within yourself. Think about it many times; ponder over it, it tells you about your true nature. It gives you hope, it gives you new life, it

Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba began this illuminating discourse by expounding on the qualities of one who is dear to the Lord, as specified in the Sanskrit verse from the 12th Canto of the

Some years back, I was feeling as if I was getting drawn a bit too much into the ‘Information Age’, and felt the need to make a concerted effort to re-connect with the kind

In this candid discourse delivered on an auspicious Vinayaka Chaturathi celebration in the ‘90s, Bhagavan Baba emphasizes the urgent need to cognize that we are divine beings and act accordingly. Embodiments of love! When

“When you get a chance to help someone, rejoice at your good fortune. The very eagerness to serve others will endow you with the power and skill necessary for the required service.”  ~September 24,

Man need not undertake any special sadhanas (spiritual practices) to visualize the all-pervading truth. We call God by different names like Brahma, Vishnu, and Maheshwara. These are the names given by man to God

In the following discourse given on Gurupoornima day, Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba tells us how the guru urges man to follow the pursued inquiry of “who am I,” which leads him to the recognize

The author, a longtime devotee of His grace Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba, lives in Pacific Palisades, California. He is preparing [in 1965] an American-English edition of the Biography of Sai Baba as written

Free will implies a ‘willing’ in freedom, the will arising from the essence of one’s self and therefore being free from coercion of any type. Otherwise, we could not say it is ‘free’ will.