Reverberating through the sacred premises of Sai Kulwant Hall, the invocatory chanting of the Trisuparna Mantra by the students of the Brindavan Campus set a spiritually uplifting tone for the Day 4 proceedings of the Prasanthi Vidwan Mahasabha, which featured an engaging and insightful address by Prof N Sivakumar, Dean, Faculty of Management and Commerce, Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning.
Titled ‘Emo Thintunnadu – A Journey to Sat-Chit-Ananda through the Taittiriya Veda’, the talk drew upon personal interactions with Bhagawan to unravel the profound spiritual significance of Existence, Consciousness and Bliss.
Recounting a memorable incident from the Dasara celebrations, when Bhagawan playfully observed him chewing a clove while chanting the Vedas, he connected this endearing reminiscence to the deeper truths of Vedanta. Through illuminating anecdotes, Vedic wisdom and relatable illustrations, he explained how eternal Truth sustains all creation, how conscious awareness must guide every action, and how true bliss resides within.
The program continued with a soulful musical offering titled ‘Hrudaya Vandana’ by the students of the Brindavan Campus of SSSIHL. Their presentation featured Ganaraj Tu Mera Ganaraj Tu, Sai TriShaktyashtakam, a brass band rendition of Namah Shivaya Namah Shivaya, O Ma O Ma, and Shankara Nada Shareera Para, filling Sai Kulwant Hall with devotional fervour.
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