!! NEW !! As part of the “Journey with Sai” leading to the 100th Birthday Celebrations of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba, the NSW Region Ladies Program came together on 21 June 2025 for a heartfelt act of service. In collaboration with Zonta International, a global organization that supports women’s health and well-being, the team lovingly handcrafted 126 breast cushions for women recovering from breast cancer surgery.
New South Wales centres celebrated Easwaramma Day with their SSE students enthusiastically leading in singing and a variety of plays and other presentations based around the theme, “Mother, the Visible Manifestation of God.”
On 23 March 2025, members of the SSSIOAU NSW Region visited the Shirdi Sai Temple in Castle Hill, joining the evening aarti and participating in heartfelt bhajan singing
A Sai Spiritual Education (SSE) and Sai Family Picnic Day was held in the ACT Region on Sunday, 6 April 2025 at the Australian National Botanic Gardens, a heritage listed botanical gardens located in Acton, Canberra in the ACT. Nature inspired activities and a picnic atmosphere made for a wonderful day.
A special offering of a sadhana was completed over the months leading up to Ladies Day by members of the Ladies Program around Australia. This comprised of regular reading of the 128 chapters of Tapovanam, a book dedicated to the life of Sathya Sai Baba. The experiences of the sadhana were inspiration and connection, both with Sai and the sharing sisters.
On the 16th of June, the Vibhuti Cup sports event was held by NSW Region of the SSSIO in Sydney from 11 am to 4 pm. The games have now found their place in our NSW Region’s yearly calendar due to great interest from members.
A group of devotees visited Prasanthi Nilayam in 1982 and Swami Blessed them with interviews. They were also instructed to start a spiritual group in Melbourne. The Sri Sathya Sai Centre of Melbourne was thus founded on 30 March 1983. Since then, the Centre has welcomed thousands of devotees from Australia and across the globe and organised several worthwhile service activities.
In the warm embrace of the Australian summer sun, with the spiritual Mount Warning standing tall looking over the Sathya Sai College in Dungay, NSW, a group of children from across the country embarked on an experiential journey at the Sai Spiritual Retreat. This retreat was not just a getaway; it was a sacred space where young hearts found solace, joy, and spiritual nourishment from the 25th – 27th January.
