The
Sai Community Centre (also called Sai Dham Nottingham) was established
in 1993 with devine blessings of Shri Saidas Baba (took mahasmadhi in
2006) who was a famous Saint and devotee of Shirdi Sai Baba and Shri
Sathya Sai Baba of Puttaparthi,
Shri Sai Baba of Shirdi was one of the greatest
saints with miraculous powers, seen in early decades of nineteenth
century in India (mahasamadhi in 1918) and is revered as a God incarnate
for uplifting the people of all faiths and communities.
Sai Baba is beyond distinctions of religion, caste
or creed. He embodied all religions and preached the Universal religion
of Love. He said that 'my aim is to change the hearts of Chrstians to
make them better Christians, muslims to make them better muslims, Hindus
to make them better Hindus and Sikhs to make them better Sikhs' (and
people of all other religions and faiths too).
Besides propagating the teachings of Shirdi Sai
Baba for the unity and oneness of all religions and faiths, Saidham
Nottingham aims to:
Provide support to the Senior Citizens and Youth for healthy life styles including Yoga and Meditation.
Saidham Navratri 2011
After the grand
success of Ganesh festival, we have Navratri coming up, beginning from
28th of September to 6th of October. Sai Dham is going to celebrate the
festival with Garba and Dandiya with some competitions on certain days
as well !! For Navratri festival schedule please click here. If any one wishes to give its names for prasadam or any other enquiries, please contact Rajiv Oza on 07988256128 or e-mail rajiv.oza83@yahoo.co.in.
Wish You All A Very Happy & A Prosperous
Navratri and May Mataji Bless You and Your Family with All The
Righteous Dreams & Wishes You Have in Life! Jai Mata Di! Click Here for Saidham Navratri 2011 videos. |
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UPCOMING EVENTS:
One of our Sai devotees Dr. Naresh Chandra Srivastava passed away on 13th January, 2012. To pay respect to the departed soul, 13th Day ceremony, i.e. Havan will be performed followed by dinner at Sai Dham on 25th of January, 2012, Wednesday at 7 pm.
All are welcome.
Om Sai Ram.
Jai Mata Di!
Other youth activities include:
• Drama and Script writing workshops.
• Learning music and languages like Hindi, and others as required.
• Advice to newcomers to the UK on practices of social behaviour and cleanliness
• Sai Dham Nottingham welcomes the people of all religions and faiths.
IMPORTANT NOTICES:
*** BHAGWAN SRI SATHYA SAI BABA TAKES MAHA SAMADHI ***
On Sunday, Apr 24, 2011 2246 Hrs. IST :
Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba who had been
admitted in Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences,
Prasanthigram for the last 28 days breathed His last this morning, at
0740 hrs., as per the Medical Bulletin released by the Director,
SSSIHMS, this morning. After His admission into the hospital on the 28th
March with cardiac related problems, Bhagawan has been on ventilator
support for many days. The official bulletin read as follows: (- click here for the source -)
Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba is no more with us
physically. He left His earthly body on 24th April, 2011, at 0740 hrs.
due to cardio-respiratory failure. Bhagawan Baba's Body will lie in
state at Sai Kulwant Hall for two days (Monday and Tuesday).
Arrangements will be made for Darshan after 1800 hrs. today, at Sai
Kulwant Hall.
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OTHER NOTICES:
SAI DHAM extension work started on 7th June 2010 is now nearly complete -
THE ACTIVITIES AND FUNCTIONS ARE NOW RESTORED TO
NORMAL AS BEFORE - Please enquire on phone before coming to Saidham.
However, 3 Day Sai Dham Anniversary Celebrations have been postponed.
For a full list of upcoming calendar events click here.
Click here for the list of events and pujas.
For our opening times and daily schedule click here.
APPEAL TO SUPPORT SAI DHAM EXTENSION
See Chairman's appeal letter click here.
Baba's Message for Today:
The purpose of true education is to create the
right sense of values, the value of time, the value of discipline, the
value of character, the value of prayer, the value of hard work the
value of responsibility, the value of teachers and the value of parents
and elders. |
