Thought of the day !
March 28, 2011:
A Reverberation of Faith and Hope
On a seemingly ordinary Monday in South Africa, my routine was irrevocably disrupted by news from the Sai Organization. The seismic event surged beneath my feet as I learned my beloved Guru/Friend and guiding light had been hospitalized.
An overwhelming wave of emotions contrasted sharply with the mundane tasks of the day, demanding a reservoir of courage to process the gravity of this moment. This unfolding event became a defining juncture, a moment to cement my unwavering loyalty to Bhagawan's divine principles.
Sai's life exemplifies the profound interplay between science and spirituality, illuminated brilliantly by his role in establishing one of the world's finest medical facilities. His voluntary acceptance of care within these walls serves as a tangible reminder that the ethereal and the empirical coexist harmoniously.
His presence in human form, chosen by divinity, prompts us to reflect upon the transient nature of existence. The time of release, though poignant, is simply a facet of the greater cosmic law governing the Atma; all are invited to partake in the magnificent journey of relinquishing the physical body, a gift bestowed upon the Creator Himself.
Throughout His existence, Bhagawan fulfilled His karmic duties with boundless love that inspired hope in the hearts of millions, especially during their darkest hours. The miraculous act of materializing sacred objects across the globe attests to His omnipresence, demonstrating mastery over the very fabric of space and time a true embodiment of Supreme Consciousness.
Sathya Sai's humor and compassion awakened a deeper belief within me, helping me transcend the shackles of my senses that often distanced me from His divine essence. Regardless of the obstacles I erected, Bhagawan stood steadfast, never turning away.
With immense love,
I join countless others around the world in prayers for your well-being. You are the illuminating force in our universe, our constant reminder of love and light.
Aum SAI Ram
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Bhagwan