prayers
Omkara has no form. It is the manifestation of Brahman (God) as sound. It is present in all creation. It is effulgent. It is in all speech.
‘Su’ means good, auspicious and ‘Prabhath’ means morning. ‘Suprabhatam’ refers to the morning prayers that are chanted in praise of the Lord to awaken the divinity present within each individual. It is the act of dedicating oneself to the Lord and praying for His blessings right at the start of a new day.
The waving of the camphor flame (arathi) at the end of the prayer or bhajan session is to remind you that your sensual cravings must be burnt away without leaving any trace behind. You must offer yourself completely to God, to be merged in His Glory.
- Divine Discourse, Sep 8, 1966
- Divine Discourse, Sep 8, 1966
Prayers from different religions for chanting as part of a devotional singing session, including the Sathya Sai Gayathri.
Prayer to lead one from untruth to truth; from darkness to light; and from death to immortality.
A beautiful garland of 108 names of Swami and their meaning. Each name has been inspired by the wonderful love, compassion, and succour provided by the Lord to His devotees.
Listen to Swami chanting the Prayers, and also explain why one should offer food to God before partaking.
Vibhuti, or Sacred Ash, is distributed at the end of a devotional meeting session. Baba says Vibhuti is a constant reminder of the evanescence of the body, and all material objects, which, ultimately, reduce to ashes.
The sacred 'Gayatri Mantra' is an invocation addressed to the Sun for the improvement of the faculty of buddhi or intellect.
The sacred Sai Gayathri Mantra describes Swami as the embodiment of all Divinity, and meditating on that Reality will yiled to fulfillment of one's life.
Seeing the form of the Lord is the goal of meditation. To achieve that is the aim.
- Sandeha Nivarini, Chapter 16, Meditation
- Sandeha Nivarini, Chapter 16, Meditation
- Soham Meditation - Swami's Voice
- Guided Light Meditation - English
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