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SHRI SATHYA SAI BABA BALVIKAS ALUMNI AND GROUP 3 STUDENTS MEET AT PRASHANTHI NILAYAM

BALVIKAS ALUMNI AND GROUP 3 STUDENTS MEET AT PRASHANTHI NILAYAM SPEAKER : DR KEKE MISTRY If we have roof over our heads, food in the plate, we are richer than 75% of people in the world. One of the most important qualities we need to have is ‘Gratitude’. Swami says: When you see, see with my eyes, when you walk, walk with my legs…….. Swami’s eyes saw the poor, thirsty, sick… He saw a need for medical services in the villages, water for the thirsty…….and he started the Super speciality Hospitals and the Water project and the University! We too need to look at the world with Sai eyes! George Bernard Shaw said, “Change yourself and you can change the world” (He proceeded to tell the story of the violin with 4 strings. While cleaning the violin, 3 of the strings broke. However with the last string, the most beautiful, and soulful music was played. This last string is the most important string in our lives, which is the string of ‘Self-confidence’ or ‘atma vishwas’) Story: Lakshmi Mittal’s father wanted to build a steel plant. When he visited the site, he saw sevareal people doing different work like mixing cement, cutting wood etc. When he asked them what they were doing, one person said that he was mixing cement, many others replied similarly. However one man said that he was engaged in the task of making the best steel plant in the world. This man was selected to become the Foreman as he had the larger vision in mind. Whatever we do, let’s always keep the total picture in mind! (Sri Keike Mistry then recited the inspiring poem ‘Anyway’) Mother Teresa’s Anyway Poem (a poem she had lived)People are often unreasonable, illogical and self centered;Forgive them anyway. If you are kind, people may accuse you of selfish, ulterior motives;Be kind anyway. If you are successful, you will win some false friends and some true enemies;Succeed anyway. If you are honest and frank, people may cheat you;Be honest and frank anyway. What you spend years building, someone could destroy overnight;Build anyway. If you find serenity and happiness, they may be jealous;Be happy anyway. The good you do today, people will often forget tomorrow;Do good anyway. Give the world the best you have, and it may never be enough;Give the world the best you’ve got anyway. You see, in the final analysis, it is between you and your God;It was never between you and them anyway. SPEAKER: NIKHIL KAUSHIK(balvikas alumni)He shared the purpose of the All India Balvikas Meet. Imagine if we enter a shop full of lanterns. Is there any use if there is not light within it? Similarly our lives are like the lanterns and Swami has lit the light of ‘Akhand Jyothi’ within us. Sai’s jyothi is the light of love and human values; we need to keep it burning eternally and keep spreading this light! We can make this jyothi akhand only by ensuring and involving as many people as possible in the the ‘balvikas’ movement and continuing to be a part of the Divine Mission. SPEAKER: DR SANJAY SAHANI (DIRECTOR OF BRINDAVAN CAMPUS)He spoke about how lucky we are to be in the wonderful poornachandra auditorium where Swami has conducted innumerable Yagnas and delivered countless discourses, where every slab of stone has been blessed with Swami’s sparshan! Open University: “The story of the Lord is the story of His devotees. Bhagawatham cannot be called so if there was no Prahlada. When Prahlada talked about the 9 paths of worshipping Lord Narayana to his father, the enraged Hiranyakashipu asked Prahlad’s teachers, who taught him this? The teachers replied fearfully that Prahlad learnt this in Narada’s Open university. (when prahlad was in in his mother’s womb and heard Narada’s rendering of the Lord’s glory). Sri Sathya Sai Balvikas is Swami’s Open University. The best teaching one can get here is to center our lives on GOD! Swami started the balvikas even earlier than 1969 when he was in Karnam Subbamma’s house and composed numerous songs on human values like ‘Sathya dharmamu shanthi premaluko……). Swami started emphasising the benefits of human values when he was a lad of 16 years!” God’s weakness: During the 25th anniversary of Dharmakshetra, Mumbai, Sri Sanjay Sahani spoke about the highlights of Sai Education, in front of Swami. He mentioned how prayer was an integral part of students’ life in the campus.. He then made a risky statement, ‘Prayer is devotees’ greatest strength and God’s only weakness’. With a great deal of fear that Swami would be angry at this bold statement, he glanced back at Swami. However swami said nothing! During lunch Swami said 2 words, ‘Good thoughts’ and again 2 words, ‘God’s weakness’ and looked at him, thus proving beyond doubt the truth of those words! After that Sri Sanjay Sahani never hesitated to speak about the power of prayer and that it truly was God’s weakness! Story: “We all have learnt to chant Brahmarpanam before meals. Once Swami had sent ice-creams to the brindavan boys. Next day when swami enquired about it, He said, ‘No one gave me any ice-creams’. (implying that not one of them, incl the teachers had remembered to offer to Swami before eating their ice-cream)” Thus Swami emphasised the importance of offering all our food, thoughts and actions to Swami. Sri Sanjay sahani also proceeded to share the story of a students who attempted to be silent throughout the day (Mounam) and how swami encouraged him. “I offer the degree of Divine Love: Swami once gave a discourse to the students where he spoke about the different degrees they all get once they complete their education. He said that I will give you the degree of ‘Divine Love’ once you study five subjects. The subjects are: The five Ds. DEDICATION: Whatever you do, offer it to God. During the 70th birthday celebrations, I asked my sister what she had brought for Swami. She replied that she had brought all her sins

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  Shri Sathya Sai Baba Bhajans – Punya Nam Pavithra Nam ORIGINAL: 1. PUNYA NAM PAVITHRA NAM RAM NAM SAI RAM 2. HARE KRISHNA HARE RAMA MADHURA NAM SAI RAM 3. PUNYA NAM PAVITHRA NAM RAM NAM SAI RAM 4. KARUNA SIDHU SITA RAM DEENA BANDHU RADESHYAM 5. HARE KRISHNA HARE RAMA MADHURA NAM SAI RAM TRANSLATION: 1. HOW PURIFYING, HOW MERITORIOUS, THE NAME OF LORD RAMA! OUR SAI RAMA! 2. KRISHNA, RAMA, SAI – ALL NAMES SO DIVINE! SO NECTARINE! 3. HOW PURIFYING, HOW MERITORIOUS, THE NAME OF LORD RAMA! OUR SAI RAMA! 4. LORD RAMA, THE OCEAN OF CAMPASSION! LORD KRISHNA, THE REFUGE OF THE FORLORN! 5. KRISHNA, RAMA, SAI – ALL NAMES SO DIVINE! SO NECTARINE! Audio

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Bal Vikas - The Divine Foundation

Shri Sathya Sai Baba Bal Vikas Group III & Alumni Convention

India Sri Sathya Sai Bal Vikas Group III and Alumni Convention All India Sri Sathya Sai Bal Vikas Group III and Alumni Convention Sunday, January 8th, 2012A convention for the all India Sri Sathya Sai Bal Vikas Group III and Sri Sathya Sai Bal Vikas Alumni was held in Prasanthi Nilayam on the 7th and 8th of Jan 2012. Over two thousand Balvikas Children, Alumni and Gurus from across India assembled here for the meet. The programme commenced on 7th morning at 1030hrs at Poornachandra Hall, Prasanthi Nilayam with the lighting of the lamp by Dr. Keki Mistry, Trustee, Sri Sathya Sai Trust, Maharashtra. He was accompanied on the stage by Sri S. V. Giri, Sri Sanjay Sahani and Sri Nimish Pandya. Sri R J Ratnakar was also present at the function. In his inaugural address, Dr. Keki Mistry laid great stress on Atma Vishwas, confidence in one self. Recounting beautiful memories with Bhagawan, he walked the delegates through the history of Bal Vikas. His succinct talk was well suited for the occasion. Sri Nikhil Koushik, a Balvikas alumnus, spoke next on the purpose and objectives of the meet. Thereafter, two melodius group theme songs with good background scores, Akhanda Jyot Jalao and Sai Kiran Jalate Chal, were presented by the delegates. Around 11.30 am Sri Sanjay Sahani, Director, Sri Sathya Sai Institute Of Higher Learning, addressed the delegates and spoke on the importance of the 5 D’s. His talk was full of personal experiences with Bhagawan and it was a treat for all those who were present. Sweet orations by children and Alumni and some wonderful music lit up the evening. The programme compered by Sri Nikhil Kaushik began at 1700hrs. There were group songs and theme talks by delegates of Sri Sathya Sai Bal Vikas Group III and Sri Sathya Sai Bal Vikas Alumni. The speakers for the evening Ms. Samarpita Bannerjee, Sri. Parikshit Kohli and Ms. Radhika Mathur gave wonderful talks making it very clear the values that Bal Vikas has developed in these young men and women. Delegates from Kerala presented an innovative Fusion Instrumental Music entitled Naada Laya while alumni delegates from Karnataka and Maharashtra presented a vocal concert titled “Sri Sathya Sai Mahima”. Ms. Jyoti who has sung before Bhagawan earlier sang a few classical melodious Bhajans. The second day of the conference of the All India Sri Sathya Sai Bal Vikas Group III and Sri Sathya Sai Bal Vikas Alumni programme, commenced at 10:23 am at Poornachandra Hall, Prasanthi Nilayam. After the inspiring address by Sri Keki Mistry, Ms. Yunita Pandey and Ms. Shrunkala narrated to the assembled delegates how Bal Vikas helped them in their lives. Thereafter, two melodius group theme songs, antar jyoti jalao man me and Sai the Lord of our heart, were presented by the delegates. Dr. Shashank Shah of the Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Learning spoke about ten-point programme for spiritual growth, and was very well received by the delegates. His topics highlighted mainly on Karma, Janma, Dharma and Brahma. Alumni student Master Bhaskar played “chitta chora yashoda ke bal…” on the flute while Kum. Madhavi narrated a Hindi poetry. Sri Nimish Pandya gave the concluding address and reminded all the delegates that Bhagawan was their only True Friend. Arati was offered at 12:45 pm. The evening programme compered by Sri Anush Mohan started at 1700hrs with two group songs. This was followed by talks by delegates, sister Mandevi from Madhya Pradesh and brother Arjun Suresh from Tamil Nadu. A Compendium of articles by Sri Sathya Sai Bal Vikas Alumni titled “Blossoming Human Excellence” containing 17 articles from Bal Vikas students from different parts of India, was released and offered at the Sanctum Sanctorum. Outstanding Alumni of Sri Sathya Sai Balvikas were felicitated with achievement awards followed by the unveiling of Sri Sathya Sai Bal Vikas Logo. Sri Nimish Pandya introduced Sri Satyajit, a Balvikas Prodigy from Kerala who gave a confident oration followed by Veda Chanting and Bhajan Singing. The performance earned a thundering applause for the tiny tot which lasted for several minutes. A recording from Bhagawan’s discourse inspiring the Balvikas children to practice incessantly the values learnt inspired the delegates. The programme concluded with an impressive instrumental presentation by delegates from Chennai. Bhagawan singing “Hari bhajana bina sukha santhi nahi…” brought down the curtain on the immensely successful two day convention. Mementos were distributed to all the delegates with special gifts for the performers. It was indeed an event to remember for all. All India Sri Sathya Sai Bal Vikas Group III and Sri Sathya Sai Bal Vikas Alumni – Morning Programme – 8th January, 2012. The second day of the conference of the All India Sri Sathya Sai Bal Vikas Group III and Sri Sathya Sai Bal Vikas Alumni programme, on January 8, 2012, at Poornachandra Hall, Prasanthi Nilayam, started at 10.25 am and ended around 12.45 pm. At 10.25 am Dr. Keki Mistry, Trustee, Sri Sathya Sai Trust, Maharashtra, once again regaled the delegates with wonderful time spent with Bhagawan. He also spoke about the story of the “Bamboo Shoot”. It takes time for the roots to be strong. Take a shoot of this rare species of bamboo and plant it in fertile soil.” “Wait for a whole year,” he continued, “and you will be disappointed. For the bamboo shoot will still look the same as the day when you planted it inspite of all the manures, fertilizers and watering the plant. Unlike most plants, it will still sit in the ground, dormant, waiting – for just the right time.” It is only in the sixth year that the plant starts appearing. “Love is that bamboo shoot,” Dr. Keki Mistry said. The foundation for which can take what appears to be a long, long time, but when the time is right, it will grow very fast, blossom as it were to full maturity and potential. There were two melodious group theme songs sung today1. Antar Jyoti jalao man me.2. Sai the

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  Shri Sathya Sai Baba Bhajans – Brahmaanda Naayaka ORIGINAL: 1. BRAHMAANDA NAAYAKA BABA PARTHIPUREESHWARA BABA 2. CHAND AUR SOORAJ THUM NEY BANAAYE 3. NADIYA SAAGAR THUM NEY BANAAYE (2) 4. BRAHMAANDA NAAYAKA BABA PARTHIPUREESHWARA BABA 5. AYODHYA NAGARI THUM NEY BANAAYI DWARAKA NAGAARI THUM NEY BASAAYI 6. SHIRDI PARTHI THUM NEY BANAAY Audio

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 Bhajans By Shri Sathya Sai Baba  Jagathpathe Hari

  Shri Sathya Sai Baba Bhajans – Jagathpathe Hari ORIGINAL: JAGATHPATHE HARI SAI GOPALA (2) JAGADODDHARA SAI NANDALALA (2) MADHURADHIPATHE KRISHNA GOPALA (2) MADHURA MADHURA HEY GAANAVILOLA (2) JAGADODDHARA SAI NANDALALA (2) SAI NANDALALA JAI JAI GOPALA (4) TRANSLATION: O SAI GOPALA, THE MASTER OF THE UNIVERSE O SAI NANDALALA, THE REDEEMER OF THIS WORLD O KRISHNA, THE RULER OF MATHURA WHO REVELS IN LOVE FILLED SWEET MUSIC O SAI NANDALALA, THE REDEEMER OF THIS Audio

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 Bhajans By Shri Sathya Sai Baba Hey Govinda Hey Ananda

  Shri Sathya Sai Baba Bhajans – Hey Govinda Hey Ananda Original HEY GOVINDA HEY ANANDA NANDA GOPALA (2) MOHANA MURALIDHARA SHYAMA GOPALA (2) MANDHARA GIRIDHARI HARE NATAWARA LALA (2) MADHAVA KESHAVA MADANA GOPALA (2) Translation HEY GOVINDA, THE BLISSFUL ONE, THE SON OF NANDA O CHARMING BLUE ONE WITH THE FLUTE ! YOU LIFTED ALFOT THE MANDHARA MOUNTAIN Audio

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Divine Words of wisdom by Sathya Sai Baba – On Analogies

Topics – Analogies 1. If you have faith, God himself will be a puppet in your hand Your browser does not support the audio element. 1996-07-31 Document Download Audio Social Share Facebook Twitter Youtube Instagram Description How simple it is to practise it in your daily life! You don’t need to study any sacred texts. Nor is there a need for you to perform any spiritual practices. People in those days understood the essence of Vedanta in such easy and simple ways. Many small words propound great truths of Vedanta. One can write 300 books, taking three words from Vedanta. How is it possible? There are only 26 letters in the English alphabet, with the help of which any number of books can be written. There are only four strings in the violin, which can produce any number of tunes. Similarly, if you have only faith and love, you can achieve anything. In fact, God Himself will become a puppet in your hand. You will not be in the hands of God, but God will be in your hands when you have love and faith. Jumsai said that, though each person looks different from the other, the same Atma is present in everyone. All are one, be alike to everyone. He said, all are children of God. But according to Me, all are not children of God but are God Himself.   2. Inner vision helps you to know your true nature: Beautiful analogies from householder’s life Your browser does not support the audio element. 1996-07-31   Document Download Audio Social Share Facebook Twitter Youtube Instagram Description Inner vision helps you to know your true nature: Beautiful analogies from householder’s life Embodiments of love!! Everyone sees physical Swami, but one should not see the physical form but seek inside. Outer vision is useless. Every moment one sees the physical world around but should look within. When one starts looking within then starts the journey inwards one’s true form. Hence one must not look outside but look within. The outside world harbours all useless things. There is the owner of a house. The owner throws away all the useless and waste baskets and other items outside. He throws all the valueless items outside but securely stores away the valuable items under lock and key in Godrej almirah. Servants see only the waste items thrown out but do not know about the valuables stored away inside. Therefore who is the one who seeks outside? Only the labours seek outside. The servants who work for the owner seek outside. The servant sees outside but it is only the owner who knows the items inside. The valuable items- the gold, diamonds, precious stones etc, inside the house is known to the residents of the house. Since everyone is looking at things present outside, everyone is a servant. What valuable things are present inside!!! The Tarakam, Sankhyam, Amanaskamu are like the most valuable diamonds. All these exist within one self but one is unaware of it. What is the reason? One has not become the owner yet. One can see these valuable things once he becomes the owner. God is the owner. When one belongs to God, the owner, one can understand all the valuable aspects. Therefore one must befriend the owner. How to befriend the ‘owner’? Vedantam gives good examples. Swami explains these aspects in a simple manner so that students too can understand it. The owner of the house is on the terrace. A visitor comes to see the owner. But there is a big Alsatian dog at the gate. That dog is likened to ‘Maya’. It will not allow the visitor to enter inside. What should the visitor do to enter the house? If one can overcome and control the ‘Maya’, the dog, then he can enter the house. Alternately, the visitor can call the owner, “Sir! Sir!”, then the owner who is on the terrace will come out and see. He would come down saying, “O! Hello! You have come!!” The dog would not say anything when the owner escorts the visitor inside along with him. The dog will remain silent when the visitor is in the company of the owner. But it will obstruct the path when the visitor tries to get in alone. The all pervading and eternal witness, God, is on a higher plane. He has appointed ‘Maya’ at the entrance. Control over this ‘Maya’ is ‘gnyaanamu’, wisdom. How to have control over ‘Maya’? Whose creation is ‘Maya’? It is the creation of the owner; it is the owner who has put the dog- ‘Maya’. The dog would give way inside when the visitor knows the master very well. The visitor must introduce himself saying that he and the owner are one and the same. This is stated as “Adwaitha darshanam Jnana”, the vision of non-dualism is true wisdom. Alternately, if the visitor calls out, “Rama, Krishna, Govinda”, the owner will come out to have a look. The owner then will come down and take the visitor along with him. Then the ‘Maya’ will not affect the visitor. Therefore in order to see the owner, God, one must follow either the path of Bhakthi, devotion or the path of Jnana, wisdom.   3. Do not indulge yourself in too much talk: With analogies Your browser does not support the audio element. 1996-07-31   Document Download Audio Social Share Facebook Twitter Youtube Instagram Description What is awareness? It is ‘Chith’. What is ‘Chith’? It is total, comprehensive wisdom! Today one loses out on this wisdom due to incessant talk. Therefore the power of vibration and radiation that is innate in one self is rendered useless. One must not use unnecessary words. One’s mind may be steady but other’s mind may waver due to useless talk. Therefore one must put an effort to know oneself as well as others. If one says, “I have not committed a sin, the other has committed.” then half the share of sin lies

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Shri Sathya Sai Baba Spiritual Questions And Their Answers The quest for truth has been the eternal pursuit of humankind. Since the dawn of creation, people have sought to understand the mystery of existence—the relationship between man, nature, and the Divine. Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba reminds us that every spiritual question arises only because the soul within yearns to remember its origin. The doubts, the longing, and the search are not weaknesses; they are signs of the inner light trying to break through the veil of ignorance. Baba beautifully explains that human life is not a mere sequence of pleasures and pains, but a sacred opportunity to realize the Divine Self. He says, “You are not the body, you are not the mind—you are the eternal Atma.” To understand this truth is the highest wisdom. Once man recognizes his divine essence, he transcends fear, grief, and desire. He begins to see all beings as reflections of the same Divine Consciousness, and compassion naturally becomes the foundation of his life. In His infinite mercy, Baba’s discourses offer clear answers to even the most complex questions of life. When asked about the presence of evil, He teaches that it exists to highlight the beauty of good, just as darkness makes light more radiant. When asked why God allows suffering, He replies that challenges are divine lessons that help souls evolve. Every experience—pleasant or painful—is a step in the soul’s journey toward perfection. Such wisdom transforms the way one perceives the world, turning every moment into an opportunity for spiritual growth. Bhagavan’s divine answers also guide us in practical living. He emphasizes that spirituality is not about renunciation or isolation, but about performing one’s duties with purity, devotion, and detachment. Whether one is a student, a worker, or a parent, one can live spiritually by offering every thought, word, and deed to God. When the heart is filled with love and the mind with faith, life becomes a ceaseless act of worship. Each of Baba’s divine discourses carries a fragrance of eternal truth that uplifts all who listen. His words awaken courage in the fearful, peace in the restless, and faith in the doubting. For the modern world lost in material pursuits, His teachings act as a beacon of divine light, reminding humanity of its higher purpose. Through love, service, and devotion, He shows the path back to the source of all joy—the Divine within. Those who immerse themselves in His words gradually experience an inner transformation that words cannot fully describe. Their hearts become gentle, their thoughts pure, and their actions selfless. They begin to feel God’s presence in every being and every moment. In this awakened state, there are no longer questions—only silent understanding, deep peace, and boundless love. Thus, Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba’s divine answers are more than teachings; they are living treasures of spiritual wisdom. They bridge the gap between the seeker and the sought, leading mankind from darkness to light, from ignorance to knowledge, and from mortality to immortality. Whoever contemplates these divine truths with faith and surrender will find not only answers but also the eternal experience of bliss—Ananda, which is the very nature of the Self. Question 1. What is the role of Sathya Sai Sevadal. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 2. What is the significanc of concentration, contemplation and Meditation Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 3. What is true education. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 4. What is true Sacrifice. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 5. Where is God. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 6. Who is really peaceful. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 7. Why are we not able to see God. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 8. Why Sathya Sai has descended. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 9. Why man is losing his value. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element.

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Shri Sathya Sai Baba Spiritual Questions And & Their Answers Every spiritual seeker, at some point in life, feels an inner call—a gentle whisper from within that asks, “Is there something beyond this worldly existence?” This question marks the beginning of the spiritual journey. Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba lovingly teaches that such an inquiry is not a sign of restlessness, but a sacred awakening of the soul. It is the soul’s natural desire to return to its divine source, to know itself as eternal, pure, and blissful. Baba often reminds humanity that true knowledge is not found in external books or rituals alone, but in the depths of one’s own heart. The heart is the real temple of God, where He eternally resides. When the mind becomes silent and the heart is filled with love, divine wisdom naturally blossoms from within. He emphasizes that spirituality is not separate from daily life—it is life itself, lived in awareness, kindness, and truth. In His infinite compassion, Bhagavan answers every question with simplicity and love, guiding seekers gently toward self-discovery. To one who wonders about the cause of suffering, He explains that it is through trials that man’s faith and patience are strengthened. To one who asks about destiny, He reveals that karma is the reflection of one’s own past actions, yet through love and service, destiny can be transformed. Each divine response awakens a higher understanding and leads the seeker closer to peace and liberation. Question 1. Is path to Divinity is easier or tougher. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 2. Swami on power of Mind. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 3. What are the qualities a Sevadal should have. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 4. How to control thoughts. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 5. What is Karma. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 6. What is Love and how to live in it. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 7. What is Moksha. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 8. What is Refinement. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 9. What is the Cause for Economic problems. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element. Question 10. What is the goal of human life. Baba Answer Your browser does not support the audio element.

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