Sri Sathya Sai Mandir, Abohar

08/02/2021

05/02/2021

New Prashanti Nilayam website with all multimedia content about Bhagawan & his teachings

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04/02/2021

Bhagawans teaching about food prayer when boy goes up to him with his plate

01/02/2021

Bhagawan sings “Love is my form” 💗

31/01/2021

Bhagawan’s beautiful example of a train journey.

14/10/2020

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28/08/2019

Memorable journey to this tiny village called Bakawan, MP, on the banks of sacred Narmada river where the lingas are mined and carved out. By Bhagawan's grace we found the 27 inch linga with a beautiful oval akruti on the forehead in this village & the yoni was sculpted here too. You can see the first Pic of taking measurements of the Yoni. Wonderful people of this village were kind and professional doing great work sculpting linga's that travel all over the world. Har Har Mahadev. 🙏 @ Bakawan Bus Stop

22/08/2019

Nandi Pooja & sthapana at Sai Shivalay in Punjab.
Each Hindu god has their own vahana(wagon) that they use in war or in peacetime. These vehicles typically tend to be endangered species (such as eagle, peacock, swan, tiger, owl, lion) which Hindus want to protect from getting slaughtered. The animals also stand for specific qualities that are consistent with the deity's image & functions. Nandi signifies strength, load bearing capacity and virility.
In the temple we always will find Nandi the bull sitting in front of the Shiva Linga. The Truth is that just as Lingam is the symbol of the Almighty Supreme Shiva Nandi (Bull) is the symbol of Jeeva (Individual Soul). Nandi sitting before Shiva Linga signifies that a human being should turn away from Prakruthi and direct all his attention towards God only. The bull is a symbol of stability sitting on four legs, which represent Sathya (Truth), Dharma (Righteousness), Shanti (peace), Prema (Love).
Nandi sitting and always looking at God signifies and convey the meaning that the purpose of life is to realise the oneness of all creation and one's identity with the Divinity.
# wisdom @ Sri Sathya Sai Mandir, Abohar

21/08/2019

"chakshu unmilan", opening of the divine eye. Shiv Murti sthapana is being done with the uncovering the face of the diety so that the cow can see it first. It is believed that the first view of the diety should be by the sacred cow. Hence the ceremony.