The second day of the Singapore devotees’ pilgrimage to the sacred abode of Prasanthi Nilayam began with an insightful talk by Mr William Thian Kok Chong. A Forensic Engineer by profession, Mr William drew from his personal spiritual journey to offer meaningful reflections. With deep humility, he shared his 25-year bond with Bhagawan, distilling his learnings into three profound aspects: the shared journey of love, the pursuit of inner spirituality, and the experience of Sai oneness.
Encouraging everyone to discover the divinity within, he shared how the single lesson of “looking within” became the doorway to his spiritual journey, keeping him anchored to Swami’s message through the years. A highlight of his sharing was the extraordinary experience of establishing the only Sai Centre in China—enshrining both Sathya Sai and Shirdi Sai as main altar images alongside other deities. With prayers for continued love, service, and unity, he concluded his heartfelt address.
This was followed by a soulful musical offering by Mr Ravindra Parchure and team. His rich, melodious voice filled Sai Kulwant Hall with devotion as he began with the invocation “Jaya Jaya Gananayaka,” glorifying Lord Ganesha. He then offered two soothing Sai bhajans—“Mahadeva Maheshwara” and “Bhaja Ranga Hare Vitthala”—enlivening the atmosphere with fervour. He concluded with the Hindustani abhangs “Abhir Gulal Udhalit Rang” and “Jap Jap Jap Hari Naam Manuva,” uplifting hearts with the joyous vibration of Nama Smarana.
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