HOMAGE TO SRI SATYA SAI BABA BY RSS CHIEF

RSS  SARSANGHCHALAK MAN. MOHAN JI BHAGWAT AND SARKARYAVAH MAN. BHAYYA JI JOSHI CONDOLENCE LETTER.


Subject: HOMAGE to Revered Sri SATYA SAI BABA
The news of most revered Sri Satya Sai Baba attaining Moksha has been received by
millions of his devotees and lovers of our Dharma with profound grief and a sense of personal
loss. Revered Sri Sai Baba had, in his long spiritual journey of more than 7 decades, rekindled the
spirit of eternal human values of Hindu dharma in millions and millions of people all across the
world and inspired them to tread the path of righteousness. Today the light spiritual ignited by
his revered self pervades allover the world through his devotees who, cutting across
geographical, religious and social boundaries, carry his sacred message in more than 135
countries.
Revered Baba had done yeoman service in the field of education, healthcare and socioeconomic
development of the poor and underprivileged people. He encouraged his disciples to
open thousands of schools through which eternal Hindu sanskaras are being imparted to millions
of children besides quality education. He brought waters to scorched lands of several districts
and supplemented Government efforts in providing drinking waters to millions of people in
Andhra Pradesh. Healthcare initiatives of Revered Baba have provided succour to millions across
the globe.
Revered Baba had a special affection for the cause of Hindu unity and reform and always
showered his choicest blessings on the activists of the RSS and VHP engaged in that mission. In
an intuitive gesture revered Baba sent word to the RSS leaders to visit him on March 18, 2011.
About 60 senior functionaries of the Sangh visited Puttaparti and received Baba's blessings.
Revered Baba had ended his Leela in this Loka and attained Moksha. His spirit and
message remain pervading this world eternally. I am sure millions of his devotees would
continue to tread the path of Dharma prescribed by him.
On behalf of the RSS I pay my most respectful homage to the cherished memory of the
great soul.
Mohan Bhagwat

 Suresh (Bhayyaji) Joshi