The Sathya Sai International Organisation provides many activities for participants to enable them to achieve the goal of life.
Sathya Sai Centre of Hurstville invites all interested in participating in a program that explores the spiritual value and application of the key values that are enshrined in all the faiths; Love, Peace, Truth, Righteousness and Non-violence.
They meet every 1st Thursday of the month at Hurstville South Public School Hall, Cnr King Georges Rd., & Maher St., Hurstville. NSW. The next meeting takes place from 7.45 pm until 9.10 pm, Thursday, 1 April 2021.
Covid19 group meeting restrictions remain in various stages in Australia. To accommodate the important Guru Poornima celebration, held in honour of the spiritual teacher and guide, the Young Adults of the SSIO Australia will be providing a web-based celebration.
Sathya Sai Baba touched the lives of millions during his time with us. His example of ceaseless, selfless service in alleviating the distress of those in need has inspired those who have found His teachings an outpouring of wisdom. The Sathya Sai International Organisation (SSIO) was founded to practice the teachings and to provide members with opportunities to serve their communities, especially those in dire need. Sai Baba has been and continues to be an inspiration and guide for many spiritual seekers. The anniversary of his passing on 24 April 2011 is a special date observed the world over.
The observance of the anniversary of Sai Baba’s passing on 24 April 2011, is styled the Aradhana Mahotsavam, an offering of love and gratitude to Sai. Due to the current coronavirus crisis, SSIO group functions are temporarily in abeyance. To mark the occasion, a special webinar is being presented on Sunday, 26 April as an alternative to the usual events carried out by the various units of the SSIO.
Easwaramma Day is an annual celebration held by the Sathya Sai International Organisation to honour and remember the mother of Sathya Sai Baba. Easwaramma was a pious and pure village lady who over the years had to broaden her concept of love, expanding it beyond the confines of family and community to embrace all as the phenomena of Sai Baba attracted more and more people. The day honours the principle of motherhood and the role the mother plays as the child’s first teacher. It is also observed as Children’s Day, as children were her particular concern.
The Sathya Sai International Organisation of Australia & PNG, Queensland Region warmly invites you to a spiritual weekend away from the world to immerse yourself and reflect on the Glory of Sai. The venue is set in the beautiful and blissful surrounds of Natural Bridge in the Gold Coast Hinterland
South Australia Region of the SSIO is contributing a spiritually-based program to an Adelaide community radio. Styled ‘Good Morning S.A.I.’ the program is presenting a multi-faith examination of a number of spiritual topics drawing on people from a wide range of backgrounds, experience and knowledge.
Tasmania Region of the SSIO is holding its annual spiritual retreat over 6 to 9 March 2020. The retreat is primarily aimed at its State’s members but heartily welcomes a limited number of visitors.
Sathya Sai Centre of Hurstville invites all interested in participating in a program that explores the spiritual value and application of the key values that are enshrined in all the faiths; Love, Peace, Truth, Righteousness and Non-violence.
They meet every 1st Thursday of the month at Hurstville South Public School Hall, Cnr King Georges Rd., & Maher St., Hurstville. NSW. The next meeting takes place from 7.45 pm until 9.10 pm, Thursday, 6 February 2020.
With the Australian bushfires season still a long way to go and many fires still burning, prayers are something all can contribute towards amelioration of the crisis as support for our affected communities. Woolloongabba Centre of Queensland Region of the SSIO is holding a special prayer meeting on Sunday, 19 January. All are welcome to come and join in.
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