ZONE 8 - SRI SATHYA SAI PRAGATHI PATHAM PROGRAM
The Sri Sathya Sai Centre for Human Values (SSSCHV). Prashanthi Nilayam conducted a program “The Sri Sathya Sai Pragathi Patham – Pathway to Progress” for the devotees of Sri Sathya Sai Global Council (SSSGC) - Zone-8 Middle East and Gulf.
The Program was done online through Zoom platform on Saturday 30th March from 5 pm to about 8.30 pm. 275 devotees across the zone 8 countries physically gathered in 11 centers and graciously attended the Program. The purpose of the SSSPP Program was to help devotees understand the need for Sai Organisation, work to spread ‘mutual love’ and serve all in the spirit of love focusing on Bhagawan’s message “You must realise Me in all, and Serve all in a spirit of worshipful dedication”. The Program also helped office-bearers to understand their roles and responsibilities in the Organisation.
The program was conducted by Prof. Sudhir Bhaskar, Director SSSCHV using PowerPoint slides, videos of Bhagawan’s talks and flowcharts as well as Logical Relationships.
The devotees gathered in 11 locations participated in the program to enable spiritual discussions and benefit from the presentations.
The Program was done based on Bhagawan’s discourses
· The Heart of the Organisation - Divine Discourse on November 21, 1968
· Responsibility of the Badge - Divine Discourse Prasanthi Nilayam, 24-2-1965
Prior to the event, as preparations for the Program, Study circles were conducted at the Zonal level and also a series of study circles conducted at the country level to make the devotees read, understand and imbibe the key points of Bhagawan’s message. Devotees read the discourses extensively, prepared a list of questions and important points for which further clarifications were required.
The SSSPP Program on 30th March ended with a Question & Answer Session in which varied questions were put to Prof. Sudhir Bhaskar who answered all of them to the satisfaction of the devotees.
We thank Bhagawan for His grace and blessings for the success of the Program.
