Actualizado Domingo, 24 de julio 2011; 20:00 Hrs. India.
Esta tarde, continuando con la temporada de presentaciones, la compañía Parthi Yatra del distrito de Medak presentó una hermosa coreografía de un drama danzado de la oración "Prarthana" ,en el Salón Sai Kulwant.
Refulgente Bhagavan se veía a Sri Sathya Sai Baba en medio galaxias de estrellas, en el magnífico telón de fondo colocado para la drama.
El tema del drama fue la decadencia de los valores en la juventud de hoy en día, con escaso respeto por Neeti (moral) y Nijayati (integridad) en la vida cotidiana.
Tres jóvenes, que son devotos de Bhagavan, escrupulosamente siguen el camino de la verdad, la justicia, la paz, el amor y la no violencia.
La sociedad se burla por haberse adherido a la ruta de la moralidad. En esta edad moderna no se utiliza la adhesión a los valores e ideales, es el sentimiento compartido por la juventud materialista.
Este drama y danza fue cobrado más importancia, cuando se transmitió el mensaje de que a pesar de que Bhagavan no está físicamente con nosotros, Él siempre está guiándonos y cuidándonos a todos nosotros y nos incita a recorrer el camino de la moralidad.
Este drama y danza fue cobrado más importancia, cuando se transmitió el mensaje de que a pesar de que Bhagavan no está físicamente con nosotros, Él siempre está guiándonos y cuidándonos a todos nosotros y nos incita a recorrer el camino de la moralidad.
Al final, un ejecutivo de una empresa oferta empleos a los tres jóvenes, complacido por su rectitud. Los jóvenes están de acuerdo en unirse a la empresa, pero con una condición, que se les permita continuar el Seva (servicio) después de las horas de trabajo.
Así, el drama de la danza termina con una nota feliz.
Después de cada escena del drama, bailaron las niñas del ala Bal Vikas de la organización, proporcionando un intermedio artístico . A todo el elenco del drama y de baile de los miembros del distrito de la Organización Sri Sathya Sai de Medak, se le distribuyeron ropas .
Después de cada escena del drama, bailaron las niñas del ala Bal Vikas de la organización, proporcionando un intermedio artístico . A todo el elenco del drama y de baile de los miembros del distrito de la Organización Sri Sathya Sai de Medak, se le distribuyeron ropas .
Después de un Bhajans, algunos de los alumnos, distribuyeron prasadam, y la sesión de la tarde terminó con el Arati a las 18:00 horas.
Mientras tanto, la Sri Sathya Sai Conferencia Internacional de Traumas y Ortopedia de pelvis y extremidades inferiores, concluyó en el Instituto Sri Sathya Sai de Ciencias Médicas Superiores (SSSIHMS), Prasanthigram, esta noche.Algunos de los temas que se trataron en la jornada final incluyó "artroplastia de fractura acetabular en pacientes de edad avanzada", "fracturas abiertas en los niños", "Situación actual de la Ortopedia en la India", entre otros.
El Jefe del Departamento de Ortopedia, SSSIHMS, el doctor Kailash Rao, en su discurso de clausura agradeció a Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba por Su benevolencia, para la finalización con éxito de la conferencia. El Dr. Rao también agradeció al Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust por su apoyo en general y la cooperación en la organización de la conferencia. Además, agradeció a todos los miembros de la facultad por su tiempo y por compartir su experiencia. Se felicitó a todos los miembros del Departamento de Ortopedia de la facultad por participar en la conferencia.
El segundo grupo de Sevadals de Himachal Pradesh se hizo cargo hoy del Servicio en Prashanti , y el lote de salida fue felicitado en el Auditorio Poornachandra esta tarde.
Después de una presentación de un vídeo, Sri S.V. Giri, representante del Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust, habló con el Sevadals durante una hora, antes de que el Mangala Arathi se ofreciera a Bhagavan para concluir la sesión.
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Updated Sunday, Jul 24, 2011 2000 Hrs. IST
Updated Sunday, Jul 24, 2011 2000 Hrs. IST
This evening, continuing with the presentation stint, the Parthi Yatra troupe from Medak district presented a well-choreographed dance drama “Prarthana" meaning prayer in the Sai Kulwant Hall. Effulgent Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba amidst galaxy of stars formed the magnificent backdrop for the drama. The theme of the drama was the decadence of values in today’s youth with scant respect for Neeti (morality) and Nijayati (integrity) in everyday life. Three youth, who are Bhagawan’s devotees scrupulously follow the path of truth, righteousness, peace, love and non-violence. They are pooh-poohed by others in society for adhering to moral path when there was rampant corruption and materialism in the world. In this modern age there was no use in adhering to values and ideals, is the sentiment echoed by the materialistic youth.
This dance drama gains added importance when it conveys the message that though Bhagawan is not physically with us, He is always guiding and guarding us and goading us to tread the moral path. At the end, a chief executive of a company offers job to the three youth, pleased by their uprightness. The youth agree to join the company, but on a condition that they be allowed to continue Seva (service) after the working hours. Thus, the dance drama ends on a happy note.
After every scene of the drama, dances by girls of the Bal Vikas wing of the organisation provided a fitting dramatic interlude. All the cast of the dance drama were distributed clothes for their sterling performance by the members of the Medak district Sri Sathya Sai Organisation. After a few Bhajans by the students and distribution of Prasadam, the evening session ended with Arati at 1800 hrs.
Meanwhile, the Sri Sathya Sai International Orthopaedic Conference on Pelvis and Lower Extremity Trauma concluded at the Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences (SSSIHMS), Prasanthigram this evening.
Some of the topics discussed on the concluding day included “Arthoplasty for Acetabular Fracture in Elderly Patients”, “Open Fractures in Children”, “Current Status of Orthopaedics in India”, amongst others.
The Head of Department of Orthopaedics, SSSIHMS, Dr. Kailash Rao in his closing remarks thanked Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba for His kind benevolence for the successful completion of the conference. Dr. Rao also thanked the Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust for its overall support and co-operation in the organization of the conference. Further, he thanked all the faculty members for their time and for sharing their expertise. All the faculty members were felicitated by the Department of Orthopaedics for participating in the conference.
The second batch of Sevadals from Himachal Pradesh took over Prasanthi Service today and the outgoing batch was felicitated in the Poornachandra Auditorium this afternoon. After a video presentation Sri SV Giri, Trustee, Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust, spoke to the Sevadals for an hour before Mangala Arathi was offered to Bhagawan concluding the session.
OUR LIFE IS HIS MESSAGE...
This dance drama gains added importance when it conveys the message that though Bhagawan is not physically with us, He is always guiding and guarding us and goading us to tread the moral path. At the end, a chief executive of a company offers job to the three youth, pleased by their uprightness. The youth agree to join the company, but on a condition that they be allowed to continue Seva (service) after the working hours. Thus, the dance drama ends on a happy note.
After every scene of the drama, dances by girls of the Bal Vikas wing of the organisation provided a fitting dramatic interlude. All the cast of the dance drama were distributed clothes for their sterling performance by the members of the Medak district Sri Sathya Sai Organisation. After a few Bhajans by the students and distribution of Prasadam, the evening session ended with Arati at 1800 hrs.
Meanwhile, the Sri Sathya Sai International Orthopaedic Conference on Pelvis and Lower Extremity Trauma concluded at the Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences (SSSIHMS), Prasanthigram this evening.Some of the topics discussed on the concluding day included “Arthoplasty for Acetabular Fracture in Elderly Patients”, “Open Fractures in Children”, “Current Status of Orthopaedics in India”, amongst others.
The Head of Department of Orthopaedics, SSSIHMS, Dr. Kailash Rao in his closing remarks thanked Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba for His kind benevolence for the successful completion of the conference. Dr. Rao also thanked the Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust for its overall support and co-operation in the organization of the conference. Further, he thanked all the faculty members for their time and for sharing their expertise. All the faculty members were felicitated by the Department of Orthopaedics for participating in the conference.
The second batch of Sevadals from Himachal Pradesh took over Prasanthi Service today and the outgoing batch was felicitated in the Poornachandra Auditorium this afternoon. After a video presentation Sri SV Giri, Trustee, Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust, spoke to the Sevadals for an hour before Mangala Arathi was offered to Bhagawan concluding the session.
OUR LIFE IS HIS MESSAGE...
OMSAIRAMMM...
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