1972 Brindavan

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2002 Brindavan

During the last of the Summer Courses, in 2002, Sri Sathya Sai Baba gave 13 discourses with more stories and intricate explanation of the Ramanyana; The necessity of educare in true education; The importance of one’s words and as you think so you become; As desires multiply, the divine powers in the human decrease; The importance of health; Divinity is inherent in each limb and organ of the body; When one realizes the truth that the divinity in humanity is one, God shall always be with him and protect him.

2000 Brindavan

Fifteen discourses were given by Sri Sathya Sai Baba during the 2000 Summer Course on Indian Culture and Spirituality, including the type of education that students must acquire; The five elements and their relationship to human life; The Trinity Brahma, Vishnu, and Maheshwara are all ensconced within the human body; One must make every effort to understand the sanctity of the human body; All beings are subject to moha or attachment but man is capable of breaking away and attaining moksha or liberation; The grand virtue of Kshama or forbearance, patience, and the capacity to forget and also to forgive.

1996 Brindavan on the Ramayana

Adding to the Ramakatha Rasavahini, Sri Sathya Sai Baba’s written account of the wonder of the Rama Avatar incarnation, these 12 discourses given in Summer 1996 to students of Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning, offer an expanded understanding of the Rama story; The importance of morality in education; The word ‘Rama’ signifies Sita, the importance of emulating the qualities of Sita; The supreme devotion of Vibhishana, brother of Ravana; The inner significance of the war between Rama and Ravana; Rama’s reign of righteousness, “Those who abide by Truth (Sathya) and Righeousness (Dharma) are free from the fear of death.”

1995 Brindavan on the Srimad Bhagavatam

In twelve discourses Sri Sathya Sai Baba expounds on the Srimad Bhagavatham, the stories of the Lord in His many incarnations and His devotees; The sweetest incarnation of Krishna and His miracles shown to cowherd boys and girls (gopalas and gopikas); The supreme devotion of Prahlada; Science and Spirituality, those who recognize the secrets of the Cosmos and of the beings living in it can understand the nature of Divinity; The essence of education and the highest form of knowledge, Self-knowledge (Atma Jnana).

1993 Brindavan Indian Culture and Spirituality

Each day for fourteen days Sri Sathya Sai Baba gave a discourse on the breadth and depth of spirituality arising from ancient Indian culture; The seers of ancient India professed and practiced Yoga with its eight components; The six systems of philosophy (Shaddharshanas) are India’s rational and convincing answer to those people who dismiss Indian philosophy as a corpus of blind beliefs; The man who realizes that he is the Self and that the Self is different from the body, is free from pain and sorrow; It is only when man transcends the limited state of mind, he becomes broadminded.

1991 Summer Shower in Brindavan

In these fourteen discourses on the Upanishads, Sri Sathya Sai Baba explains the detailed descriptions given by ancient sages about the human being and the relationship of the body, mind, and Self (Atma, soul); The four great sayings (Mahavakyas) That You Are (Tat Tvam Asi), Awareness is Brahman (Prajnaanam Brahma), I am Atma, I am Brahman (Ayam Atma Brahma), and I am Brahman (Aham Brahmasmi); The importance of education promoting human values; The answers given by one sage to six students who asked about the secrets inherent in human birth and the purpose of human life.

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2002 Brindavan

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