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National Office Bearers and Active Workers Conference 2026

On Saturday 7th February, Office Bearers and Active Workers from across the UK came together for the annual National Office Bearers and Active Workers Conference (NOBC 2026).

National Christmas Celebrations 2025

We were blessed to be joined by Reverend Father Dr Paul Areman, a Catholic priest serving in the Archdiocese of Southwark, UK, who led us in prayer and offered inspiring reflections during the Christmas service.

A Devoted Life of Service: Honouring Mrs Rajes Sivayogan

With profound love and reverence, we mark the earthly passing and spiritual merging of a rare and radiant soul, Mrs Rajes Sivayogan, the first ever female National Council President for the United Kingdom and the third National Council President in our UK history.

Four Wings of Transformation

Our organisation operates through four interconnected wings,
each dedicated to different aspects of spiritual and humanitarian work.

Sai Inspires

What is the power of the mind, and why is managing it an important responsibility? Bhagawan clearly directs us today.

Mind has both animality and humanness. You should try to understand what is meant by animality and humanness. When the mind is overpowered by the six inner enemies of man, viz., kama, krodha, lobha, moha, mada and matsarya (desire, anger, greed, delusion, pride and jealousy), man forgets his humanness, takes to the path of animality and degenerates to the level of an animal. On the other hand, when the mind follows the path of humanness and makes proper use of mati (mind), gati (destiny), sthiti (position) and sampatti (wealth) given by God, man can rise to the level of divinity and do great good to his country and society at large. Mind is the root cause of good and bad. The nobility that is there in the mind cannot be found anywhere else. Similarly, wickedness found in the mind cannot be found anywhere else. Mind is as much good as it is wicked.

- Divine Discourse, Jun 23, 1996

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