Eighteen villages of Puttaparthi mandal was covered by students yesterday on 
Monday even as more and more devotees throng Prasanthi Nilayam to witness the 
daily Veda Purusha Saptaha Jnana Yajnam as it entered its fourth day. 



Yesterday evening the programme started at 1630hrs with Vedam chanting by the 
students of the Brindavan Campus of the University. Sri Aman Jhaveri introduced 
the speakers of the day, Sri Rishabh Sachdeva, a final year MBA student and 
Prof. Anantaraman, faculty of the university and media coordinator of the 
trust. 



Sri Rishabh said that man has a fundamental desire to grow, to expand, to 
explore and to improve or in other words not to stagnate. Quoting Bhagawan's 
famous phrase, "LIfe is a Challenge - Meet it", the student said that the only 
way to do that is through surrender. To emphasise the point he narrated the 
experience of his own mother and the various travails she went through only to 
pulled out by Bhagawan every time.


Prof. Anantaraman speaking on the theme, "Our Lives, His message", listed the 
two main characteristics of the Avatar of the age in his 40 years of 
association with Him. The first, His Vajra Sankalpa or Cosmic Will and second 
His Absolute Detachment. Way back in 1947 in a letter to His brother, Bhagawan 
outlined His Mission and it had to come true. Every deed of His was perfect. 
The unconvetional university system of Bhagawan was rated as the Crest Jewel of 
University Education by the National Accreditation Bodies. His Hospitals 
provide tertiary level care absolutely free of cost and the list goes on. Now, 
the learned professer, said is the time for us to carry His living legacy as 
the world will remember Bhagawan based on what his devotees do by His Divine 
Inspiration.


The speeches was followed by excerpts from Divine Discourses of Bhagawan. 
Bhagawan through many analogies and parables, conveyed the importance of good 
company. The Discourse concluded with the Bhajan, "Subramanium Subramanium..." 
in the sweet voice of Bhagawan.


A classical Carnatic and Hindustani concert by the staff and students of Sri 
Sathya Sai Mirpuri College of Music titled, "Sai Naada Narayani" followed. The 
students started with the carnatic recitals, "Vara Valabha Ramana" and "Devi 
Neeya Thunai", followed by an instrumental piece with the Veena being the 
central instrument. Next it was the turn of the students of Hindustani music to 
display their skills through a Tarana and a song, "Jai Jai Jai Jaga Janani 
Devi". The programme concluded with a stupendous carnatic performance by a 
faculty member of the college. 
The students continued with Bhajans while Prasadam was distributed to all. 
Arati was offered at 1840hrs.


Source :
http://sssbpt.org/Pages/Prasanthi_Nilayam/darshanupdateoct2011.html


OUR LIFE IS HIS MESSAGE


Sai Ram

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