This is a discussion on 'Prema Vahini', the volume written by Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba which initially appeared as a series of articles in Sanathana Sarathi - the ashram monthly magazine from Prasanthi Nilayam, Puttaparthi.

How Swami created a Live Monkey

Do you know the value game that Swami created using a coffee can to play with the children and devotees on the banks of Chitravathi? Have you heard how Swami made fruit salad sitting on the sands of Chitravathi and through it communicated to all how study circles should be conducted in Sai centres? Are you aware of the tough rigmarole that Prof Kasturi had to endure to get every issue of Sanathana Sarathi printed in the 50s and 60s? Do you know that there was a time when all devotees slept in the mandir itself as there was no other place for them to stay in Prasanthi? How was it for them to practically live with Swami the entire day?

Mrs Geetha Mohan Ram is immensely blessed who not only had the chance to come to Bhagawan right from her birth but also has been gifted with a sharp memory to register, recollect and beautifully narrate all the incredible moments she has had with Swami for over six decades. In this Satsang, she picks a few such shining pearls from the treasure chest of her heart.

Wherever We Sing, He ListensMr T M Krishnadas Eradi from Calicut, Kerala, is one of the legendary members of the Prasanthi Bhajan Group who has had the opportunity to sing for Bhagawan in Prasanthi Nilayam right from the sixties. His sonorous voice reverberates in the Sai Kulwant Hall off and on, even now bringing back the nostalgic flavour of the bhajans of the earlier era. Indeed, he was personally groomed and guided by Bhagawan in all aspects of bhajan singing. In this episode of OMS he recalls one telling episode through which Bhagawan taught all of us how He listens to every bhajan, no matter who sings it or where it is sung.

1. A question on stale relationship with spouse

This is a series that was aired on Radio Sai Asia Stream (Prasanthi Stream now) in 2016-17. The host replies to questions on practising spirituality in daily life based on Bhagawan's timeless message. The questions were received from an audience that varied in age, profession, and cultural background.

The Gita Series - A triune pilgrimage - 179 - Ch 1 3 - Slokas 08 to 11

Qualities attributed to the Kshetrajna

Discussion on Discourse 13 (June 02, 1991)

Among the thousands of discourses delivered by Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba, those that He gave as part of the Summer Course series are remarkably special. They are focused on specific spiritual themes, and as they are for youngsters, the elucidation is gradual. In this series, members of Radio Sai and some senior devotees, go through the discourses delivered as part of the 1991 Summer Course Series.

'Shravanam Mananam Nidhidhyasanam' which can be translated as 'Listen, Reflect and Assimilate' is a Vedantic edict to the spiritual aspirant on how the Supreme Truths are to be approached and absorbed. In this series, short clips of the discourses are listened to and reflected upon, with the prayer that the assimilation happens.

“I am your Sai Mata”Dr J Geeta Reddy is a distinguished gynaecologist-turned-politician of the Indian National Congress who has served as a Member of the Telangana Legislative Assembly. She has been a minister multiple times and spearheaded various portfolios in the Government of Andhra Pradesh, such as Major Industries, Sugar, Commerce and Export Promotion Council, Culture, Cinematography, Sports and many others. How she was pulled to Bhagawan's presence in 1980 is indeed a thrilling account. Once she was convinced of Swami's divinity, her visits to Prasanthi Nilayam became frequent, and Swami's love and protection for her have been abundant. In this Satsang, she picks and shares some of those moving moments with Swami which have shaped her and which continue to fill her with strength, solace and grace.

This is a discussion on 'Prema Vahini', the volume written by Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba which initially appeared as a series of articles in Sanathana Sarathi - the ashram monthly magazine from Prasanthi Nilayam, Puttaparthi.