Preface
It can be categorically stated that as on date there will not be any one who does not know about Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba, an incarnation of God, who cannot easily be realised and imparted about. It is also crystal clear that only because Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba incarnated in Puttaparthi, a tiny village in Andhra Pradesh of our Bharata Desha, that such a village has found a place in the world map! The way in which Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba lived a life of humanitarian approach, right from His boyhood to this day, the eightieth year of The Incarnation, is a lifestyle full of humane principles and guidelines which have to be understood and followed by each and every person, born as a human.
Foreword
It deem it a great privilege and opportunity to write a foreword to the book LEELA MOHANA SAI, authored by Shri T. R. Sai Mohan. Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba is a renowned Divine name all the world over. Any one who has come across or heard about Sri Sathya Sai Baba feels that there is something Divine and great in Him. Hundreds and thousands of devotees are attracted to Prasanthi Nilayam at Puttaparthi not only from within the country but also from beyond the borders of the country. Popularly and affectionately He is called "Baba". Different devotees have different perceptions about Him. It is difficult to comprehend the magnitude and variety of His powers. For some, He is Avatar, for some He is Bhagawan Himself; for some a great man of miracles; for somea saviour and for some He is embodiment of love and service. In my view, His greatest miracle is service to humankind, be it educational or medical services or feeding the poor or providing drinking water, etc. The enormous service, made available to the needy people by Baba within the shortest period, is itself a great miracle. Construction of a super-specialty hospital at Whitefield, Bangalore of that magnitude within a record period of 11 months is extraordinary and looks like a miracle.
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