Sai Pancharatna Kritis | Aradhana Mahotsavam | Prasanthi Nilayam

As we approach the auspicious Aradhana Mahotsavam, let us come together to offer the sacred Sai Pancharatna Kritis on April 24, 2026, as a heartfelt expression of our gratitude at the Lotus Feet of our beloved Bhagawan.

For your listening and practice, the album is now available on all major music platforms. For your convenience, please find the Spotify link below:
https://open.spotify.com/album/6WPolMWWAgbzFXreF0pZTK?si=3ID3jUEuRia9VijeWr12mA

May this collective musical offering be filled with devotion, unity, and love.

Sai Inspires Narration - April 21, 2026

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Sai Inspires Apr 21, 2026

When can we have the vision that reveals the divinity in all? Bhagawan explains, revealing that one universal tool which has been gifted to all of us.

Whatever good deeds or spiritual acts you may perform, if they are not suffused with love, they are worthless. Love is like a mariner's compass which always points to the north. Love should direct you Godward in every action that you do. There is no greater path or goal than this. Scholarship or ritual worship will not serve to transform your spirituality. Fill your hearts with love of God. Then the nation will enjoy peace. Your view of the world depends on the colour of the glasses you wear. When your vision is filled with love, the whole creation will appear as Brahma mayam (filled with Divinity). This is what the youth of today need most. This love is not related to the body. It is based on the heart. It is present equally in all. There may be varied bodily relationships, but kinship based on the Atma is one and the same. Eko vasi sarvabhutantaratma (The One dwells in all beings). It is like the current that is common to all bulbs of varying power.

- Divine Discourse, May 30, 1992.

Ek Tera Hi Pyar Hai | Divine Darshan of Sri Sathya Sai | All we need is Your Love

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World may give comforts but only God gives you Peace | Sri Sathya Sai Speaks | Jan 01, 1991

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Ms Roopa Panesar | 25 Years of SSSMC | Silver Jubilee Celebrations - Wishes & Greetings

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Sivasri Skandaprasad - Devotional Melodies from Prasanthi Nilayam

Listen to this album now on all our music platforms under the artist name “Sri Sathya Sai Official.”

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Sai Inspires Narration - April 20, 2026

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Sai Inspires Apr 20, 2026

How does placing God first influence one’s life and destiny? Bhagawan explains today, drawing examples from the Mahabharata.

The Pandavas overcame all their trials and tribulations by their faith in God. The eldest of the Pandavas, Dharmaraja, had his mind always centred on Krishna. He was known for his one-pointed, simple-minded devotion to Krishna. He always thought of Krishna even while experiencing all kinds of difficulties in exile. Even when his children, the Upapandavas, were killed by Asvathaama, he did not give way to grief because of his faith in Krishna. When he reigned as a mighty emperor, he did not feel elated, and he was not overwhelmed by grievous ordeals. For the Pandavas, the Lord came first, the world next, and their own interests last. First God, then the world, last "I”. The Kauravas had a different order of priorities. First "I," then the world and God last, with the result that they lost everything. Because the Pandavas kept God in the forefront, they were ultimately successful in their endeavours.

- Divine Discourse, May 30, 1992

Sai Inspires Narration - April 19, 2026

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Sai Inspires Apr 19, 2026

What is the value of pure love? How can we cultivate such pure love? Bhagawan most lovingly reminds us today.

There is nothing equal to pure love in this world. Even nectar is insipid in comparison with the sweetness of love. This love makes even the Divine dance in ecstasy, as well as the devotee. It expresses itself in dance. Such pure love can find no place in the heart of self-seeking persons. It will dwell only in the hearts of the pure, the unselfish and the godly. Scriptures compare this pure love to a precious diamond. Where is this gem to be found? When even ordinary diamonds are preserved with great care in a strong safe, how much more safely should the precious diamond of love be preserved? Who is entitled to offer this diamond to others? Only the person who is filled with love and who sustains himself by love always. Only the Divine is qualified to offer such love. Only the Divine, who is the embodiment of love, knows the value of love. Hence, the greater your love for God, the greater is the bliss you experience. Your bliss declines in the measure of the diminution in your love. The extent of your love determines the magnitude of your bliss.

- Divine Discourse, May 30, 1992

Sai Inspires Apr 18, 2026

How do we bring about peace and happiness in society and in our individual lives? Bhagawan lovingly explains to us today.

To attain peace and happiness, what is it that he must acquire? The first thing we must acquire is love for God. The Puranas and the great ones have declared that the Divine incarnates to alleviate suffering and pain, punish the wicked and protect the good. This is not correct. The Divine incarnates to teach mankind what love is and how to love. Only when such love is developed will man be free from sorrow and trouble. Sins will be wiped out, and fear will cease to haunt men. Therefore, the first aspect to be learnt is love for God. Where there is love for God, fear of sin will follow like a shadow. When both of these are present, society will experience morality. Man’s primary duty is to foster these three: Daiva Preeti, Papa Bheeti and Samaja Neeti (Love of God, Fear of Sin, and Morality in Society). If we desire an object, we must perform certain actions to achieve that object. We must recognise the distinctive qualities of the object we love and develop faith in it. Without love, you cannot have faith in it. Propelled by these two, we will take up necessary actions to achieve the object of love. Love is Bhakti; the faith is Jnana; the action performed to experience both is Karma. Therefore, it is said that Upasana (worship) is the combined outcome of Bhakti, Jnana, and Karma.

- Divine Discourse, Jul 29, 1988

Sai Inspires Narration - April 18, 2026

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