Devotees of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba are quite fortunate that the translator of Bhagawan's discourses is a very amiable person. They get to know many things of spiritual importance having relevance to every day life by interacting with him during his 'Sunday Talks', wherein he discusses several topics based on what he has learnt from the utterances of Bhagawan whenever he gets the opportunity to be near Him. 'Sai Blossom', the latest book containing the 'Sunday Talks' of Prof. Anil Kumar Kamaraju made up of fourteen chapters, is actually a continuation of 'Sai Vedam', which had to be split into two volumes due to the vastness of matter. In explaining the reasons for the present situation in which a person finds himself or herself, in the opening chapter 'Whose Mistake Is this?', the author touches upon the 15th Chapter of Bhagavad Gita, 'Purushothama Prapthi Yoga', which is elaborately discussed in a later chapter. Elsewhere in the book he also deals with life, democracy, independence, secularism and Republic Day from the spiritual point of view. The chapter You, From you To You' elaborates on Bhagawan's statement, You are not one, but three'. Moksha, liberation, duty, love and meditation are some of the subjects the author has dealt with in the Chapter 'Be Creative'. In Life Is A Dilemma', the author makes a detailed analysis of life, samadhi, intelligence, spirituality etc. The discussion on spirituality and life continues in the next chapter, which also includes some revelations about what Bhagawan is capable of. The learned author has devoted one whole chapter on Avatar and Avatar Declaration Day. The discussion on 'From...To...' (Koham to Soham) in the chapter by the same name, starts after some detailing of the festival of Deepavali. In 'Happy Birthday', the discussion includes the descent of God, what SAI indicates, the purpose of Sai advent, assurance of Bhagawan and Sai religion. The author has described some aspects of the Divine Master in the chapter 'I to I'. Bhajan, spirituality, God and Repetition of God's name are the topics chosen for the last two chapters. The questions and answers sessions at the end of chapters contain several questions of immense significance with beautiful answers that are enriching the reader's knowledge from the point of view of human values.
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