TSIT ■ Bengaluru
Staying away from the worldly life, Satya Sai Baba dedicated his whole life for the welfare of mankind, said Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai.Speaking after inaugurating Sri Satya Sai Digital Studio organised by Prasanthi Nilayam in Puttaparthi on Thursday, Bommai said he feels happy to be present here and dedicate the Digital Studio which will give a complete information on Sai Baba who was an ‘Avatar Purush’ among the common people. One must have divinity to understand the real Baba. He was a replica of divinity and has left the essence of divinity in this world. The ‘Yugapurushas’ born as human beings and later become ‘Devamanavas’. Satya Sai Baba has left behind love, affection and confidence on the planet and his preaching has shown to become one in God.
“I am recalling my visit to Prashanthi Nilayam in 1998 and reading a 100 pages book on food habits. At that time, Baba had said whatever I wanted to say in this book. This is my message. Since then I have become a complete vegetarian. This place has been given a lot of encouragement and a sense of divinity. Swami Vivekananda had said “Death is not an end for a ‘Sadhaka’. Sai Baba did not have either the beginning or the end. He was living for every moment. Divinity is immortal. When my mother was suffering from cancer, I prayed to Baba, and she recovered.
Even Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visit to Mysuru had said that he too is a devotee of Sai Baba”, the CM said.MLA Arvind Limbavali, Satya Sai Ashram Trust Managing Director Ratnakar, Additional Chief Secretary (Finance) ISN Prasad and others were present.
