| Fri, Jan 7, 2011: Fulfilling the day's aspirations and prayers from thousands congregated in Sai Kulwant Hall, Bhagawan emerged from the Divine Abode at 1820 hrs. here Friday evening. For them, those who have assembled in the evening, His Mandir is a golden dream and to be in His presence is the gift supreme! Taking His usual route, as Bhagawan moved past, hundreds upon thousands were glued to the Divine form, catching a precious, priceless glimpse from the moving car. Gliding past, at the gents' side, Bhagawan spent close to two minutes, blessing a youth group from Mumbai. Alighting on the Verandah, Bhagawan came on to the dais just after 1830 hrs. Interestingly, He beckoned one of the lead bhajan singers and engaged in conversation for some time before blessing the singer with Vibhuti prasadam. | |  | | | | Source & credits: copyrights-Sri Sathya Sai Sadhana Trust,sssbpt.org
Picture graphic layout - Saibabaofindia.com "SBOI" | Even as Bhajan was on Bhagawan blessed birthday boys for the day, blessing each one of them with Vibhuti packets. Soon He got into the day's 'mail' from devotees. At 1900 hrs. Bhagawan indicated for Mangala Arathi. He sat for some more time blessing one of the students, listening to His supplications. His blessing right hand went up and the index finger 'scripted' in the air before He ended up the session with a circular wave of His hand. Bhagawan left the dais at 1910 hrs. for Interview Room. Retiring to the Interview Room Bhagawan spent next fifteen minutes in, before emerging at 1925 hrs. to retire to Yajur Mandiram. Blessed prasadam was distributed to the entire audience. A two day seminar on Research Innovcations and Reinnovations and Industrial Development and Rural Development was organised by SSSIHL on 6th and 7th Jan in Prasanthi Nilayam. The two day seminar held in the Multimedia Theatre of Book Trust had Dr. R. Chidambaram, Principal Scientific Advisor to the Government of India speaking on the subject. The seminar was attended by many faculties and research scholars from the Institute. | 
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