Prashanti Update - Hoy en día, el Programa de las señoras día en Sai Kulwanth Hall.
Hoy es 19 de noviembre, Día Internacional de las señoras en Prashanti Nilayam y de la Fraternidad Sai en todo el mundo. Desde su creación en el año 1995, se reclama una mayor participación de las mujeres en la revolución social y espiritual, en su papel de energía femenina, 19 de noviembre ha sido el día elegido en el calendario de Prashanti para la celebración en su divina presencia.
Esta presentación por la mañana comenzó a las 08:30 hrs. con Vedam( Canto Vedico) por las estudiantes del Campus de Anantapur, cantando el Rudram, Mantrapushpam y Durga Suktam, durante media hora.
La Banda de Anantapur siguió tocando melodías soul que los estudiantes del campus ofrecían como tributo a Bhagavan Amado en el Sancta Sanctorum.
Presentando a los exponentes de la sesión, la Sra. Chetana Raju hablo de la persona de Sri Sathya Sai, recordando que nada podría llenar el vacío creado por el paso físico de Bhagavan ... Swami siempre fue ... Swami siempre es ... Swami siempre será ... Bhagavan es pasado, presente y futuro, destacó el orador recapitulando los momento más hermosos que Bhagavan dio a la humanidad, al caminar hablar y vivir entre los hombres.
Hubo tres oradores en la sesión de la mañana. El primer orador, el Dr. Malathi Srinivasan, de una facultad de Anantapur Campus, que compartió algunos incidentes interesantes durante su desempeño como estudiante en el Campus de Anantapur. Mantenerse alejado, por primera vez en su vida, de Bhagavan físico, le genero nostalgia y por lo tanto tuvo un momento difícil. Rezando mucho, le pidió a Bhagavan que le mostrara su omnisciencia, con una oración condicional, solicitando una prasadam particular. La Ominipresent Madre Sai respondió a su oración sincera, cediendo a la demanda del devoto, enviando a sus estudiante su "elegido prasadam", mientras que el resto del lote recibió prasadam laddu regular. Fue una "tarjeta de visita" de la Madre Sai, para infundir mayor confianza en su omnisciencia, llegando en el momento adecuado. Las mujeres, en palabras de Bhagaván, supuestamente están bendecidas con siete cualidades, Sathya, Dharma, Shanti, Prema, Ahimsa, la tolerancia y la espiritualidad, dijo el Dr. Malathi .
El segundo exponente, la señora Madhuri Naganand, habló de su primer darshan con Bhagavan en Bangalore. Una devota de Shirdi Sai originalmente, hizo una oración a Baba para que se le conceda "pratyaksha Darshan 'y como respuesta a su oración fue guiada por Bhagavan a Bangalore, dando por resultado su primer darshan de Sri Sathya Sai.
Refiriéndose a la sentencia del Taitireeya Upanishads, "Mathru Devo Bhava", la señora Naganand hizo un llamamiento a prestar atención a la vida de Bhagavan , tratando a su madre física con gran reverencia, y recordando la función e importancia de las mujeres en la sociedad.
El último exponente fue la Sra. Phyllis Krystal, una nonegenarian, veterana devota de los EE.UU., autora de muchos libros populares de la literatura Sai. Narrando su primera reunión con Bhagavan, una señora de voz suave, Krystal compartió con el público poniendo de manifiesto muchas entrevistas que ha tenido la suerte de recibir en los últimos años. Sai es omnipresente "esta en todas partes", y es nuestro deber llevar su misión adelante, lo que tenemos que hacer es amarlo por todos los medios, dijo la oradora fogosa, recordando sus momentos preciosos con Bhagavan Amado.
Bhajans por los estudiantes Anatapur continuaron y Prasadam italiano especial se distribuyó antes del Mangala Arathi, ofrecido a las 10_15 hrs.
Fuente:
http://www.theprasanthireporter.org/2011/11/ladies-day-in-divine-presence/
http://www.theprasanthireporter.org/2011/11/ladies-day-in-divine-presence/
NUESTRA VIDA ES SU MENSAJE...
OMSAIRAMMM...
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Prasanthi Update - Today, Ladies day Programme in Sai Kulwanth Hall
Today is November 19, International Ladies’ Day in Prasanthi Nilayam and for Sai Fraternity all over the world. Eversince its inception in the year 1995, calling for greater women participation in social and spiritual revolution in their role as feminine energy, November 19 has been the dotted day in Prasanthi Calendar when womenfolk comes active celebrating the day in His Divine presence.
This mornings presentation began at 0830 hrs. with Vedam by the women students of Anantapur Campus chanting Rudram, Mantrapushpam and Durga Suktam for half- an-hour. Anantapur Band followed playing soulful tunes as students from the campus followed by senior ladies’ paid tributes at Beloved Bhagawan at the Sanctum Sanctorum.
Introducing the speakers for the session, Ms. Chetana Raju spoke of the persona of Sri Sathya Sai, reminding the audience that nothing could ever fill the vacuum created by Bhagawan’s physical passing on…Swami always Was…Swami always Is…Swami always Will Be…Bhagawan is past, present and future stressed the speaker recapitulating the most wonderous time Bhagawan had given to mankind, walking talking and living among humanity.
There were three speakers for the morning session. The first speaker, Dr. Malathi Srinivasan, a faculty from Anantapur Campus shared some interesting incidents during her tenure as a student at Anantapur Campus. Staying away, for the first time in life, the speaker was infested with nostalgia and thus had a tough time. Praying hard, she asked Bhagawan to show His omniscience, a conditional prayer, asking for a particular prasadam. Ominipresent Mother Sai responded to her sincere prayer, giving in to the devotee’s demand, sending His student her ‘chosen prasadam’ while the rest of the lot got regular laddu prasadam. This was a ‘visiting card’ from Mother Sai instilling greater faith in His omniscience, came at the appropriate time. Women, in Bhagawan’s words, are supposedly blessed with seven qualities, Sathya, Dharma, Shanthi, Prema, Ahimsa, Tolerance and Spirituality, said Dr. Malathi mentioning on the inception of Anantapur Campus in 1969, crediting the same to Mother Easwaramma’s wishful desire.
The second speaker, Mrs. Madhuri Naganand, spoke of her first darshan of Bhagawan in Bangalore. A Shirdi Sai devotee originally, she had a prayer to Baba to grant her ‘Pratyaksha Darshan’ and as an answer to her prayer she was guided to Bhagawan in Bangalore, resulting in her first ever darshan of Sri Sathya Sai. Referring to the Taitireeya Upanishadic dictum, “Mathru Devo Bhava”, Mrs. Naganand called upon the attention to Bhagawan’ s own life, treating His physical mother with great reverence, reminding the audience of the role and importance of women in society.
The final speaker was Mrs. Phyllis Krystal, a nonegenarian, veteran devotee from the US, author of many popular books of Sai literature. Narrating her first ever meeting with Bhagawan, a soft spoken Mrs. Krystal shared with the audience highlights of many a councelling she has been fortunate to receive over the years. Omnipresent Sai is ‘everywhere’ and it is our duty to take His mission onward; what we need to do is to love Him by all means, said the spirited speaker, reminiscing her precious moments with Beloved Bhagawan.
Bhajans by Anatapur students continued and special Italian Prasadam was distributed before Mangala Arathi offering at 1015 hrs.
OMSAIRAMMM...
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Prasanthi Update - Today, Ladies day Programme in Sai Kulwanth Hall
Today is November 19, International Ladies’ Day in Prasanthi Nilayam and for Sai Fraternity all over the world. Eversince its inception in the year 1995, calling for greater women participation in social and spiritual revolution in their role as feminine energy, November 19 has been the dotted day in Prasanthi Calendar when womenfolk comes active celebrating the day in His Divine presence.
This mornings presentation began at 0830 hrs. with Vedam by the women students of Anantapur Campus chanting Rudram, Mantrapushpam and Durga Suktam for half- an-hour. Anantapur Band followed playing soulful tunes as students from the campus followed by senior ladies’ paid tributes at Beloved Bhagawan at the Sanctum Sanctorum.
Introducing the speakers for the session, Ms. Chetana Raju spoke of the persona of Sri Sathya Sai, reminding the audience that nothing could ever fill the vacuum created by Bhagawan’s physical passing on…Swami always Was…Swami always Is…Swami always Will Be…Bhagawan is past, present and future stressed the speaker recapitulating the most wonderous time Bhagawan had given to mankind, walking talking and living among humanity.
There were three speakers for the morning session. The first speaker, Dr. Malathi Srinivasan, a faculty from Anantapur Campus shared some interesting incidents during her tenure as a student at Anantapur Campus. Staying away, for the first time in life, the speaker was infested with nostalgia and thus had a tough time. Praying hard, she asked Bhagawan to show His omniscience, a conditional prayer, asking for a particular prasadam. Ominipresent Mother Sai responded to her sincere prayer, giving in to the devotee’s demand, sending His student her ‘chosen prasadam’ while the rest of the lot got regular laddu prasadam. This was a ‘visiting card’ from Mother Sai instilling greater faith in His omniscience, came at the appropriate time. Women, in Bhagawan’s words, are supposedly blessed with seven qualities, Sathya, Dharma, Shanthi, Prema, Ahimsa, Tolerance and Spirituality, said Dr. Malathi mentioning on the inception of Anantapur Campus in 1969, crediting the same to Mother Easwaramma’s wishful desire.
The second speaker, Mrs. Madhuri Naganand, spoke of her first darshan of Bhagawan in Bangalore. A Shirdi Sai devotee originally, she had a prayer to Baba to grant her ‘Pratyaksha Darshan’ and as an answer to her prayer she was guided to Bhagawan in Bangalore, resulting in her first ever darshan of Sri Sathya Sai. Referring to the Taitireeya Upanishadic dictum, “Mathru Devo Bhava”, Mrs. Naganand called upon the attention to Bhagawan’ s own life, treating His physical mother with great reverence, reminding the audience of the role and importance of women in society.
The final speaker was Mrs. Phyllis Krystal, a nonegenarian, veteran devotee from the US, author of many popular books of Sai literature. Narrating her first ever meeting with Bhagawan, a soft spoken Mrs. Krystal shared with the audience highlights of many a councelling she has been fortunate to receive over the years. Omnipresent Sai is ‘everywhere’ and it is our duty to take His mission onward; what we need to do is to love Him by all means, said the spirited speaker, reminiscing her precious moments with Beloved Bhagawan.
Bhajans by Anatapur students continued and special Italian Prasadam was distributed before Mangala Arathi offering at 1015 hrs.
Source :
http://www.theprasanthireporter.org/2011/11/ladies-day-in-divine-presence/
OUR LIFE IS HIS MESSAGE...
OMSAIRAMMM...
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http://www.theprasanthireporter.org/2011/11/ladies-day-in-divine-presence/
OUR LIFE IS HIS MESSAGE...
OMSAIRAMMM...
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