Over the past two years, Sathya Sai Youth in Western Australia have volunteered regularly at Native Arc, a volunteer-operated wildlife rescue sanctuary in the protected wetlands of Bibra Lake. The sanctuary rescues and rehabilitates injured Australian native animals in the region. Every three months, the…
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Tree planting is popular among Australians in July, not only because the National Tree Planting Day falls in this period, but also because of school holidays, cooler winter weather, and soil conditions. In 2015, SSIO members in the states of Western Australia, Victoria, New South…
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Members of the Sathya Sai organisation in Sydney and Melbourne, Australia commemorated Sri Sathya Sai Baba’s 89th Birthday with devotional singing, Sai Spiritual Education (SSE) children’s performances, and other programmes.
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On 12th July 2014, about 900 people attended a play titled“Sai in the Forest, Sai in Society,” staged by the Sathya Sai youth of New South Wales, Australia. The drama explored the challenges of integrating spirituality into society.
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Since July 2010, Sathya Sai volunteers have served dinner every Tuesday evening to the low-income, multinational community of Dandenong – about 30 km South-East of Melbourne. About 50 Sathya Sai devotees from Victoria and other areas serve rice, pasta, sandwiches,
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On 24th April 2014, 80 Sathya Sai devotees attended a programme organised by the youth in Adelaide, South Australia to explore the impact of Swami’s teachings in their daily lives. An informative talk about the Australian Sathya Sai School in Queensland, and a video created…
ʀᴇᴀᴅ ᴍᴏʀᴇAn education retreat with the theme, “My Students Are My Wealth,” was held at Bossley Park near Sydney on 10th and 11th August 2013. It was attended by more than 160 educators from various countries in Zone 3. A prominent aspect of the presentations and…
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