Sathya Sai Center of Raleigh

The Raleigh Sai Center is closed until further notice due to the Coronavirus.

Recurrent Virtual Programs:

• Saturdays at 11 a.m. ET – RSC Study Circle – Gita Vahini Series by Bro. Ravi Mariwalla (via zoom). Recordings of Past Sessions.
• Sundays at 5 pm ET – Region 3 weekly virtual devotional program at www.sairegion3youtube.org  

RSC Library:

• The Vahinis Online, written by Sri Sathya Sai Baba
• See list of books available. If you would like to borrow a book, please contact Prabhakar at hpkamath11@gmail.com or text 919-561-3465, listing the name(s) of the Book(s) interested in borrowing and the time and date you would like to pick up. Address: 1961 Weaver Forest Way, Morrisville. Anyone wishing to return a currently borrowed book, can drop off the book at the front door box. Please write your full name on a piece paper and put it in back of the book. Sairam! 

Featured Past Programs:

• 2020 Guru Poornima Celebrations (Video)
• 2020 Eswaramma Day Celebrations (Video)
• Sai Samarpan (SSE Newsletter)

Note: If you need the password, please email info@raleighsaicenter.org. 

Power of Prayer
It is good to remember Swami’s guidance to remain calm in all situations. We need to follow the guidance of our national and local medical and infectious disease experts. We should remember that prayers are very powerful. The Sai Gayatri mantra as well as the Gayatri mantra is being chanted by Sai devotees around the world for the welfare of humanity. Let us all be united and pray with intensity as often as possible. This is an important spiritual practice which can alleviate this global health threat due to the Coronavirus.  

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Rama is the Indweller in every body. He is the Atma-Rama, the Source of Bliss in every individual. He is the very embodiment of dharma, of all the codes of morality that hold mankind together in love and unity. The Ramayana teaches two lessons: the value of detachment and the need to become aware of the Divine in every being. Faith in God and detachment from objective pursuits are the keys for human liberation. Give up sense objects, and you gain Rama. Sita gave up the luxuries of Ayodhya, so she could be with Rama, in the period of “exile”. When she cast longing eyes on the golden deer and craved for it, she lost the presence of Rama. Renunciation leads to joy; attachment brings about grief. Be in the world, but not of it. Make your heart pure and strong, contemplating the grandeur of the Ramayana. Be established in the faith that Rama is the Reality of your existence.

– Rama Katha Rasavahini, Ch 1, The Inner Meaning.

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