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El segundo día del Veda Purusha Sapthaha continuó con todo lo auspicioso en el Salón de Poornachandra desde las 07:00hrs hasta las 12:00hrs.
Los estudiantes en un Yajna Prema (sacrificio de amor), continuaron con el Grama Seva( servicio a los nesecitados), hoy recorrerán 20 aldeas en Bukkapatnam Mandal.
Los dos disertantes de la jornada fueron Sri Saurabh Kumar, un estudiante de B. Comisión de la Campus Brindavan de la Universidad , y el Dr. PL Rani, profesor de Inglés en el Campus de Anantapur.
Los dos disertantes de la jornada fueron Sri Saurabh Kumar, un estudiante de B. Comisión de la Campus Brindavan de la Universidad , y el Dr. PL Rani, profesor de Inglés en el Campus de Anantapur.
Sri Saurab habló sobre los 9 caminos de la devoción y la forma como Bhagavan ha tejido todas ellos, para que los estudiantes de su universidad puedan elegir el más cercana al Señor.
La Dr. Rani, comenzó con una expresión de inmensa gratitud al Señor, dijo, con el énfasis de la experiencia personal, que Bhagavan es una presencia viva y no sólo un recuerdo.
La Dr. Rani, comenzó con una expresión de inmensa gratitud al Señor, dijo, con el énfasis de la experiencia personal, que Bhagavan es una presencia viva y no sólo un recuerdo.
Habló sobre el tema, las tres S. La tres S dijo, representan Sri Sathya Sai, su respuesta de Sí, Sí, Sí, como reflejo, la reacción y la resonancia y su historia de vida Sathyam, Sivam, Sundaram. Cuando se aplica a la vida de un estudiante, durante Navarathri, se transforma en servicio (Grama Seva), Sacrificio (Yajna Veda Purusha) y Satsang (Prasanthi Vidwan Mahasabha).
Al final de las conversaciones anteriores, se recordaron y escucharon extractos del discurso de Bhagavan en el 21 de octubre 2001, done hizo hincapié en la necesidad de que los niños aprendan las historias de la rica cultura de la India .
Al final de las conversaciones anteriores, se recordaron y escucharon extractos del discurso de Bhagavan en el 21 de octubre 2001, done hizo hincapié en la necesidad de que los niños aprendan las historias de la rica cultura de la India .
Resalto el abismo de diferencia entre el saber antiguo y actual de la educación, mediante la comparación del primer aprendizaje de los niños. En la antigua India comenzaban con "Aum Namah Sivaya" y "Aum Namo Narayanaya", y en los tiempos modernos se inicia con 'Bell Ding Dong, etc ".
Bhagavan dijo que tenía altas expectativas de sus estudiantes para revivir la antigua cultura india. Bhagavan vino a explicar el significado de la cultura y la resumió como la vida es la cultura del carácter .
Bhagavan concluyó el discurso con el Bhajan, "Prema Mudhitha MAN SE Kaho ..."
El discurso fue seguido por un programa de música por los estudiantes del Campus de la Universidad Brindavan titulado, "Prema Amrutham".
El discurso fue seguido por un programa de música por los estudiantes del Campus de la Universidad Brindavan titulado, "Prema Amrutham".
Intercalados con las oraciones de los estudiantes, comenzó el programa con una versión a el Señor Ganesha, seguido de una canción ha su Bhagavan Amado, "Parthipuri Vihari".
Una melodía suave "Giridhara Naagara", siguio a continuación. El punto culminante del programa fue la canción "Maa Durge ..."canción con una mezcla perfecta de swaras.
El concierto concluyó con una Qawwali, "Tere Darbar Mein Hum Hain Aaye Aaj".
Los estudiantes continuaron con los bhajans mientras Prasadam se distribuyó a todos. El Arati se ofreció a las 18:30hrs.
NUESTRA VIDA ES SU MENSAJE...!!!
NUESTRA VIDA ES SU MENSAJE...!!!
OMSAIRAMMM...!!!
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Updated Saturday, October 01, 2011 - 2203 Hrs. IST
The second day of the Veda Purusha Sapthaha continued with all auspiciousness in the Poornachandra Hall from 0700hrs to 1200hrs. The students on a Prema Yajna of their own, continued the Grama Seva today covering 20 villages in Bukkapatnam Mandal.
The two speakers of the day were Sri Saurabh Kumar, a student of B. Com from the Brindavan Campus of the University and Dr. P.L. Rani, Asst. Prof of English in Anantapur Campus. Sri Saurab spoke on the 9 paths of Devotion and how Bhagawan has weaved all of them into the schedule of the students of His University so that the individual student me choose the one which takes him/her closest to The Lord.
Dr. Rani who started with an expression of her immense gratitude of the Lord, stated with the emphasis of personal experience, that Bhagawan is a living presence and not merely a memory. She spoke on the topic, the three S. The three S she said stands for Sri Sathya Sai, his response of Yes, Yes, Yes as reflection, reaction and resound and his life story Sathyam, Sivam, Sundaram. When applied to the life of a student during Navarathri , it transforms into Service (Grama Seva), Sacrifice( Veda Purusha Yajna) and Satsang (Prasanthi Vidwan Mahasabha).
At the end of the above talks, excerpts from Bhagawan's discourse on 21st Oct 2001 was played where in the Lord emphasised the need for children to learn the stories from India's rich culture and history. He provided the chasm of difference between the ancient learning and current education by comparing the first learning of the children. In ancient India it started with 'Aum Namah Sivaya' and 'Aum Namo Narayanaya' where as in modern times it starts with 'Ding Dong Bell, Pussy is in the Well'. Bhagawan said that He had high expectations from His students to revive the Ancient Indian Culture. Bhagawan went on the explain the meaning of culture and summarised it as Leading a Life of Character is Culture. Bhagawan ended the discourse with the Bhajan, "Prema Mudhitha Man Se Kaho..."
The discourse was followed by a music programme by the students of the Brindavan Campus of the University titled, "Prema Amrutham". Interspersed with prayers the students started the programme with a rendition on Lord Ganesha, followed by a song on their Beloved Bhagawan, "Parthipuri Vihari". A soft melody "Giridhara Naagara" followed next. The high point of the programme was the song "Durge Maa..." song with a perfect inter blending of swaras. The concert concluded with a Qawwali, "Tere Darbar Mein Hum Aaye Hain Aaj". The students continued with Bhajans while Prasadam was distributed to all. Arati was offered at 1830hrs.
OUR LIFE IS HIS MESSAGE...!!!
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Updated Saturday, October 01, 2011 - 2203 Hrs. IST
The second day of the Veda Purusha Sapthaha continued with all auspiciousness in the Poornachandra Hall from 0700hrs to 1200hrs. The students on a Prema Yajna of their own, continued the Grama Seva today covering 20 villages in Bukkapatnam Mandal.
The two speakers of the day were Sri Saurabh Kumar, a student of B. Com from the Brindavan Campus of the University and Dr. P.L. Rani, Asst. Prof of English in Anantapur Campus. Sri Saurab spoke on the 9 paths of Devotion and how Bhagawan has weaved all of them into the schedule of the students of His University so that the individual student me choose the one which takes him/her closest to The Lord.
Dr. Rani who started with an expression of her immense gratitude of the Lord, stated with the emphasis of personal experience, that Bhagawan is a living presence and not merely a memory. She spoke on the topic, the three S. The three S she said stands for Sri Sathya Sai, his response of Yes, Yes, Yes as reflection, reaction and resound and his life story Sathyam, Sivam, Sundaram. When applied to the life of a student during Navarathri , it transforms into Service (Grama Seva), Sacrifice( Veda Purusha Yajna) and Satsang (Prasanthi Vidwan Mahasabha).
At the end of the above talks, excerpts from Bhagawan's discourse on 21st Oct 2001 was played where in the Lord emphasised the need for children to learn the stories from India's rich culture and history. He provided the chasm of difference between the ancient learning and current education by comparing the first learning of the children. In ancient India it started with 'Aum Namah Sivaya' and 'Aum Namo Narayanaya' where as in modern times it starts with 'Ding Dong Bell, Pussy is in the Well'. Bhagawan said that He had high expectations from His students to revive the Ancient Indian Culture. Bhagawan went on the explain the meaning of culture and summarised it as Leading a Life of Character is Culture. Bhagawan ended the discourse with the Bhajan, "Prema Mudhitha Man Se Kaho..."
The discourse was followed by a music programme by the students of the Brindavan Campus of the University titled, "Prema Amrutham". Interspersed with prayers the students started the programme with a rendition on Lord Ganesha, followed by a song on their Beloved Bhagawan, "Parthipuri Vihari". A soft melody "Giridhara Naagara" followed next. The high point of the programme was the song "Durge Maa..." song with a perfect inter blending of swaras. The concert concluded with a Qawwali, "Tere Darbar Mein Hum Aaye Hain Aaj". The students continued with Bhajans while Prasadam was distributed to all. Arati was offered at 1830hrs.
OUR LIFE IS HIS MESSAGE...!!!
OMSAIRAMMM...!!!
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