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Prof. Anil Kumar is best known for translating Swami's discourses into English. He also gives very popular talks about Swami and His teachings in Prasanthi Nilayam as well as in many Sai centres in India and abroad. In fact, sharing his experiences has become his passion and full-time profession, post-retirement.
Odisha Parthi Yatra, a journey of Love and Gratitude. Wednesday, December 28th, 2011. Email This. Around two thousand Youth and a large number of devotees from the state of Odisha, arrived on a three day pilgrimage to Prasanthi Nilayam on 26th Dec 2011. Nagar Sankirtan, Service activities and Spiritual talks were held everyday.
Puttaparthi News - somu, Puttaparthi. 17,277 likes · 49 talking about this · 10 were here. somu Vutla cell;+919704569811 online Reporter, puttaparthi.
At the age of eight, Sathya was declared fit to proceed to the Higher Elementary School at Bukkapatnam, about two and a half miles from Puttaparthi. He had to start early, after a meal of cold rice and curds or cooked ragi (maize), rice and chutney, carry the afternoon meal in a bag, and with his companions make the arduous trek daily to Bukkapatnam.
20 ago 2020 · On 28th March 2011 Baba was admitted to the Super Speciality Hospital at Puttaparthi. After nearly a month Sri Sathya Sai Baba passed away on 24th April 2011 aged 84. He was buried with full state honours after 2 days. Many political leaders, as well as prominent figures, attended the funeral.
25 ott 2014 · My ‘trip’ to Puttaparthi…. Saturday, October 25th, 2014. Email This. Bhagawan at Shirdi would often repeat that, let His man be at any distance, a thousand koss (an Indian unit, measuring distance) away from Him, he will be drawn to Him like a sparrow, with a thread tied to its feet. When He wills, His Will turns into accomplishment….
The assurance given more than five thousand years ago at the beginning of the Kali Age thus became a fulfilment on the 23 rd of November 1926 when the present Avatar Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba was born at Puttaparthi, an insignificant, underdeveloped and remote village in the Anantapur District of Andhra Pradesh.
