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Satya Sai Baba devotees worship rice, serve food
Nalgonda: District Satya Sai Seva Samithi coordinator Dr Jayaprakash Reddy said ‘as the food was an embodiment of God (Parabramha Swaroopam), it is our duty to worship the cooked rice food and submit to God and eat, strictly adhering to our cultural principles’.
Nalgonda: District Satya Sai Seva Samithi coordinator Dr Jayaprakash Reddy said ‘as the food was an embodiment of God (Parabramha Swaroopam), it is our duty to worship the cooked rice food and submit to God and eat, strictly adhering to our cultural principles’.
As a part of nation-wide programme of serving free food here on Sunday, Sri Satya Sai Seva Samithi conducted "Tabdoolarchana" programme for Balavikas students of Samithi at Satya Sai Spirtual and Service Centre located at Ragavendra colony in Nalgonda town.
Addressing the children and their parents and devotees, Jayaprakash Reddy said that the main objective of the programme is to teach children about the worship of rice which we all eat every day.
As part of the programme, devotees worshipped Satya Sai Baba by chanting the Sai Gayatri mantra 108 times followed by conducting bhajans.
Satya Sai devotees Krishna Babu, Vishveshwar, Narsimha Reddy, Nagabushanam, Nageshwar, Vindhya, Purnamma and large number of children were present on the occasion.
The programme was also conducted in Nakrekal and Bethavolu of Kodad in Suryapet district by the respective Satya Sai seva samithis.
