Theos-Talk Archives (November 1998 Message tt00020)

Hi.

The www for the Sai Baba list is http://www.sainet.org

You need to fill in an application form which asks for the "how" you came to Sai Baba.

I've been on the list for 2-3 weeks, and find it informative and thought provoking.

Have you seen the free book by Sai Baba on the Bagavad Gita? I'll try and find the www if interested.

Alan
    From: "M K Ramadoss" <ramadoss@eden.com>
    Date: 04 November 1998 03:11
 Subject: Re: A Thought To Share

    Do you have the address of the Sai Baba List? I am curious and would like to have details. 
    
    BTW, have you seen much in common between what Sai Baba teaches and what you find in theosophical literature, especially during the time of HPB?
    
    Recently, I read a book which gives some info about a well known member of Theosophical Society (who it was claimed by Theosophical leaders as having passed through at least two of the Great Initiations) had sought help from Sai Baba for his physical health problems. 
    
    This was all the more a surprise to me because this person was a well known associate of Krishnamurti and the Sai Baba connection was not much known. Based on this, is it possible that Sai Baba is indeed a very high initiate. Who knows?
    
    mkr
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    At 02:18 AM 11/4/1998 -0000, you wrote:
    >Hi Everyone!
    >
    >Please allow me to forward a message I received from a Sai Baba List as I
    >think it contains food for thought...
    >
    >WHO is the real resident of the body ?
    >You are the positive aspect that is activating the negative aspect,
    >the body. The life-breath repeats Soham, everytime you breathe.
    >It means: "I am He, I am God" ! What a profound authentic declaration
    >the breath is making every moment of your life while waking, dreaming
    >or in a deep sleep, whether your listen to it or not ! If this simple
    >lesson, this Truth which is being dinned all the twenty-four hours of
    >the day, does not alert you or inform you of your real task, how can
    >you understand your reality by the mere study of books.
    >
    > *** Baba
    >
    >source: Thought for the Day
    >Book from Prasanthi Nilayam