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The
Writer
Welcome
at the site of Sathya Sai Baba's
Vahinis. Here one will find the
socalled Vahinis - the divine 'Streams'
which Bhagavân wrote Himself
(fifteen in total) to support His Mission
and Task and to help His devotees to
re-found and re-spread the everlasting
message of Sathya (truth), Dharma
(religious principles), Prema (love), and
Ânanda (supreme bliss). These
writings are Swami's streams of thought on
a range of subjects: meditation, right
action, wisdom, peace, divine love and
Hindu scriptures such as the Bhagavad
Gîtâ, the
Upanishads and the story of
Lord Râma and
Lord Krishna. The Vahinis
originally appeared in the âs'ram's
monthly magazine Sanathana
Sarathi.
Bhagavatha
Vahini
Ramakatha
Rasavahini part 1
Ramakatha
Rasavahini part 2
Geetha Vahini
Dhyana Vahini
Dharma Vahini
Jnana Vahini
Leela Kaivalya
Vahini
Prashanthi
Vahini
Prasnotthara
Vahini
Prema Vahini
Sandeha
Nivarini
Sathya Sai
Vahini
Sutra Vahini
Upanishad
Vahini
Vidya
Vahini
Sathyanarayana
Raju, was born on November 23, 1926 in
a small remote village called
Puttaparthi in the South of India,
approx. 160 km north of Bangalore (state
of Andhra Pradesh). His grandfather was
S'rî Ratnakaram Kondama Raju who
dedicated a temple to Satyabhama, a
consort of Lord Krishna. His
parents were Pedda Venkapa Raju and
Easwaramma. Sathya Sai Baba has now
His âs'ram in the village where He
was born, named Prasanthi Nilayam,
meaning: Place of Supreme Peace. A
second âs'ram is located in
Whitefield, called Brindavan, where
Sai Baba regularly stays.
Other
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Biography
The
representative of Vishnu on earth is named
the Fortunate One in this book. We know
Him specifically by the names of Lord
Râma and Lord Krishna. The
Fortunate One is thus the Lord who is
known in different forms or incarnations,
but also the devotees are part of His
reality and are also called
bhâgavata when they are pure.
Thus there is the Lord in His many
appearances, the devotee with as many
faces and the book. They are all called
Fortunate. Fortunate means to be of the
opulence, or to carry, or live by, the
fulness of God of the riches, beauty,
fame, power, knowledge and
detachment.
Narayana
Kasturi (1897-1987) has been Baba's
biographer for many decades. Besides he
has also been the translator for Baba's
discourses and writings, editor of
'Sanathana Sarathi' (eternal
charioteer) and an elderly devotee at
Prasanthi Nilayam (Baba's
âs'ram in Puttaparthi - India). He
is the author of 'Sathyam Sivam
Sundaram' - 'Truth, Happiness,
Harmony' - The biography of Bhagavân
S'rî Sathya Sai Baba. Vahini.org
offers this four-volume book (decorated
with images, illustrating the stories) for
reading on-line and as downloads. A short
lifestory about Kasturi and his service to
Bhagavân is offered as well at this
site. There is a separate photo-gallery
where the photos and pictures can be
viewed, used to illumine the chapters in
SSS.
Sathyam
- Truth Sivam
- Goodness Sundaram
- Beauty
Bababooks.org
Welcome
at the site of Sathya Sai Baba's
Vahinis. Here one will find the
socalled Vahinis - the divine 'Streams'
which Bhagavân wrote Himself
(fifteen in total) to support His Mission
and Task and to help His devotees to
re-found and re-spread the everlasting
message of Sathya (truth), Dharma
(religious principles), Prema (love), and
Ânanda (supreme bliss). These
writings are Swami's streams of thought on
a range of subjects: meditation, right
action, wisdom, peace, divine love and
Hindu scriptures such as the Bhagavad
Gîtâ, the
Upanishads and the story of
Lord Râma and
Lord Krishna. The Vahinis
originally appeared in the âs'ram's
monthly magazine Sanathana
Sarathi.
Sathyanarayana
Raju, was born on November 23, 1926 in
a small remote village called
Puttaparthi in the South of India,
approx. 160 km north of Bangalore (state
of Andhra Pradesh). His grandfather was
S'rî Ratnakaram Kondama Raju who
dedicated a temple to Satyabhama, a
consort of Lord Krishna. His
parents were Pedda Venkapa Raju and
Easwaramma. Sathya Sai Baba has now
His âs'ram in the village where He
was born, named Prasanthi Nilayam,
meaning: Place of Supreme Peace. A
second âs'ram is located in
Whitefield, called Brindavan, where
Sai Baba regularly stays. 
The
representative of Vishnu on earth is named
the Fortunate One in this book. We know
Him specifically by the names of Lord
Râma and Lord Krishna. The
Fortunate One is thus the Lord who is
known in different forms or incarnations,
but also the devotees are part of His
reality and are also called
bhâgavata when they are pure.
Thus there is the Lord in His many
appearances, the devotee with as many
faces and the book. They are all called
Fortunate. Fortunate means to be of the
opulence, or to carry, or live by, the
fulness of God of the riches, beauty,
fame, power, knowledge and
detachment.
Narayana
Kasturi (1897-1987) has been Baba's
biographer for many decades. Besides he
has also been the translator for Baba's
discourses and writings, editor of
'Sanathana Sarathi' (eternal
charioteer) and an elderly devotee at
Prasanthi Nilayam (Baba's
âs'ram in Puttaparthi - India). He
is the author of 'Sathyam Sivam
Sundaram' - 'Truth, Happiness,
Harmony' - The biography of Bhagavân
S'rî Sathya Sai Baba. Vahini.org
offers this four-volume book (decorated
with images, illustrating the stories) for
reading on-line and as downloads. A short
lifestory about Kasturi and his service to
Bhagavân is offered as well at this
site. There is a separate photo-gallery
where the photos and pictures can be
viewed, used to illumine the chapters in
SSS.
