Puttaparthi - 22nd August 2008 - Tamil daily Dinamalar newspaper carried swamy's sayings today

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Tamil daily Dinamalar newspaper carried swamy's sayings today

Venue - Chennai Timings - August Today (August 21, 2008) the Tamil daily Dinamalar carried the sayings of Bhaghavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba. The verbatim translation is reproduced for our readers. *Women could have their education like the men on the earth. They can also earn more than men. Women could enjoy full liberation, but those liberations must be checked often and must be kept under control. Otherewise, the very same uncontrolled liberation would take them to troubles. * When women engage themselves in the services of public they should not forget the righteousness known as Athma Dharma. Education should give them moral, and the capacity to think and divide the good and bad. In olden days there were many learned women. Like them the present-day women should emulate them in the path of keeping them from the wrong paths. * The women should not forget the whole good life of anyone purely depended upon the

good character. There were many women like Anusuya, Savithri, Nalayani who were intellectuals and never gave up their chastity and had set examples in their lives for the future women generations. * Though women has had the knowledge about the present-day scientific advancement they should possess the qualities and knowledge about God and theism. When they look at anything or anyone they should see them with pristine pure heart and visions. The present-day women should strive to stick to the principles of this pristine pure heart and vision. Sent to us by N.Thyagarajan

Miracles of Bhagawan Sathya Sai Baba in a Leading Tamil Monthly Magazine

Venue - Chennai Timings - August A new experience of the writer and journalist of Mangyar Malar Anuradha Sekar with Bhaghavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba, before she could understood that Baba is an avatar. She has stated that how she and her husband had lost their tickets in a bus leaving for Chennai from Puttaparthi. Both of them suffered on account of the loss of the tickets. They were blinking what could be done, if the tickets were not found. At last a co-passenger with them found the two tickets lying on the last row of the bus. She started prayaing Bhaghavan to find them out the tickets.In another occasion, she had a severe cold and she started sneezing but forgot to bring her kerchief. This took, when many of the devotees were waiting for Swamy's discourse. A lady who walked through them dropped a new kerchief near to her along with other papers. She refused to take back the kerchief but had removed all other items

that fell on the lecture hall. By the time, the author Anuradha Sekar was at the pinnacle of the severe cold. She was searching a kerchief, so that she could sneeze in the hall without disturbing others. She took the kerchief fell on the ground untouched by anyone assembled in the hall. Suddenly, she felt that it was Baba who alone provided those kerchief for her use. At the same time the writer felt that there was a sudden recovery from her cold. During the night of one day, after she finished her official duties, she was alone near Kathipara, a lonely bus stop. Anuradha Sekar says that the time she had left from her office was almost dark. Suddenly, she felt the loneliness. She prayed Bhaghavan about His presence with her in another ten minutes. Suddenly, a car which took reverse in the mid-nght brought out the music of Om Jaga Jaga Deesagare. "Immediately, I felt that the presence of Bhaghavan with her always". Leaving the fear, she went to

her house on that day. In the coming September issue,film actress and an ardent devotee Anjali Devi writes her experience and there are many more devotees have started sending their experiences with Baba. The magazine belonged to the Kalki Group of Publications has pasted banners all over the Chennai City about the Miracles of Bhaghavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba being carried by the Mangyar Malar magazine from this month onwards. Sent to us by N.Thyagarajan