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Sai Vichaar 01.Feature of the Week: Will Hari Provide? 02.Contributed Article: None 03.Experiences of Devotees 04.Devotees Say 05.Sai Activities 06.Prayer Club 07.Quote of the Week 08.Question of the Week 09.Subscribe to Sai Vichaar 10.Send Newsletter to a friend by E-Mail 11.Submit Articles to Sai Vichaar 12.From the Editor's Keyboard 13.Disclaimer From the Editor's Keyboard... Sai Vichaar has added a feature to enable visitors to mail this newlsetter to their friends by visiting the web version of Sai Vichaar at http://www.saibaba.org/newsletter.html. The option is listed in the menu. Readers who want an extra copy or have not received the current week's newsletter can automatically request by accessing the web form and submitting the email addresses. Thanks to Omkar Tadepalli for this suggestion. Please send your suggestions and comments to Sai Vichaar. The "Question of the week" for this week is, "Why is it Baba bemoan the loss of the brick?" Humbly yours, The Editor
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Feature of the week:
Will Hari Provide?
A child does not ask for the nourishment, its care is brought upon by mother who feeds and clothes the child. As the child grows, its demands increase. However, the child is still not equipped to procure its needs. Although the child knows what it wants, it is the prerogative of the care taker to provide the demanding child with its wants. The child as it enters the adulthood, loses the luxury of being cared for by others. The adult gets what he/she works for. The process of spiritual advancement is analogous to the above. Baba pulls His child to Himself and provides the infant with the necessities without being asked for. The later stages involve the growing child command for its wants. Baba gives. Smilingly. This stage is the audacious lag of the journey, every prayer answered, every benefit awarded. Soon this stage should end. The realization dawns once the power of temporary bliss wanes away and the longing for something bigger begins to take a shape. How is the intangible realized? the inexplicable mastered? Hari will provide?. Hemadpanth wrote beautifully, "If there be my Hari (Lord), He will feed me on my cot". This proverb is only true in respect of food and clothing, but if anyone trusting in this, sits quiet and do nothing in spiritual matters, he will be ruined. One has to exert himself to his utmost for attaining self realization. The more he endeavors, the better for him. Mercy of Sadguru sees one safely through the stages of infant and the
growing. Constant contemplation on the nature of the self, in whatever
name it is called, is the endeavor for the adult. Yes, the adult gets
what he/she works for.
Contributed Article: None
None this week. Your article can go here!
MRS VIJAYARAGHAVAN, BAHRAIN
We came back home went straight to our altar, and just whispered, "Swami, what may come give us the strength to bear everything." That night both of us had a restless night and could not sleep even a wink. The next day morning we had to behave very normal in front of our children. My husband as usual had to go his office. After he left, that was the first time I broke down in from of swami;s photo and asked him to take care of me. Very soon my close friends came to know of this,and they gave me lot of support . Group healings and prayers were done by them. One of my friend who went deep into meditation, asking for an answer for my problem, got a vision of Shirdi Sai sitting under the Neem Tree. He consoled my friend telling her,"Ask your friend not to worry, I am there to take care of her". My friend was extremely thrilled and she came a piece if cloth which she had brought it from shirdi. The same day I applied vibhuthi in that area, kept that cloth around my stomach. To our surprise my husband and me had a very peaceful sleep. The same night I got a dream in which Shirdi Baba was pouring udhi and it was falling over me like a pyramid. The next day early morning we went to the doctor for a scan. She did a thorough one and diagnosied that it is a just a muscular tear in that area and the there was a clot .Both me and husband were really overjoyed and moved with tears. This incidence and the miracle cure of Baba makes us recall the lines in "SAI SACHARITA" Chapter XXV "Believe Me, Though I pass away, My bones in My tomb will give you hope and confidence. Not only Myself but My tomb would be speaking, moving and communicating with those, who surrender themselves whole hearted to Me. Do not be anxious that I would be absent from you. You will hear My bones speaking and discussing your welfare. But, remember Me always, believe in Me heart and soul, and then, you will be most benifitted" Back to Menu Sai Devotee
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Nagendra Reddy Bandi
Shirdi Saibaba temple, Kurnool, India
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Shyamala
"Love all creatures. Do not fight with any or retaliate or scandalise any. When anyone talks of you(against you) pass on unperturbed. His words cannot pierce your body. Others' acts will affect them alone, not you. It is only your own acts that will affect you" Baba as cited in "God who walked on Earth" Back to Menu Q."Why is it Baba bemoan the loss of the brick"?
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