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Tag Archives: Eastern religion
Postscript to Sai Baba. Who or what was he anyway?
Twenty years after filming for US television the 50th birthday celebrations of Sri Sathya Sai Baba which took place at his ashram in Southern India, I was living in a tiny village tucked away among the South Downs, in the … Continue reading
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Goodbye to Sai Baba. Or was it?
This is Part 6. Follows on from ‘Sai Baba and the Power of Silence’ on September 6th. And so the 50th birthday celebrations wound slowly down. Over two or three days, the crowds diminished and the atmosphere calmed. Our job … Continue reading
