I ssue 78 - July 01, 2018
Inspirational Note...
In a 2017 Satsang held in Singapore, a devotee asked why should women serve men, and why can it not be the other way. Below is a excerpt of Swami's reply:

Let Me ask the young women here: where do you keep your gold and diamonds? Do you store them in the shelves in your drawing room, or safely in your cupboard? Women are very precious to Me all the time, so I decided to keep them safe and secure, away from the gaze of the public. Women have service ingrained in their blood. They are born with the feeling to help, serve, love and care. They are like Mother Earth. That is why they are known as ‘mother’, which has been gifted to them by God. If you look at your own home, your mother makes an effort to do something for you. That is the nature of women – but, if you tell your father not to do something, he will be very happy. (Laughter)

If children are hungry, the father will ask them if they want food. If they do not want any, then he will leave them on their own. The mother, on the other hand, will start cooking for their child, even if the child is not hungry. Women naturally render service; men are the other way round. Generally, you know who is better. I love people who serve. I have to train men to become more service-minded, kind and compassionate. That is why I give more attention to men.
 Service Updates
Health in Kind
Melbourne
On June 6, 2018, Health in Kind, a Health foundation set up by Australian youth and representatives consisting of a team of doctors, dentists and volunteers conducted medical and dental checks as well as health education for mothers and children in Melbourne, Victoria.

After the presentation, healthy vegetable juices and packets of brown rice were given out, along with children’s books for mothers to take home.
Children of Dilkusha Orphanage Visit Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani Medical Centre,
Suva, Fiji
On Saturday, June 16, 2018, a mini medical clinic was held for the children and staff of Dilkusha Home Orphanage at Sri Sathya Sai Sanjeevani (SSSS) Medical Centre in Muanikau, Suva. Previously, the volunteers of Sai Prema Foundation, Fiji had visited Dilkusha Home in Nausori and provided general health and dental check-ups. Now, as the SSSS medical centre is operational, the children and staff of the orphanage were invited to the brand new centre to get their check-ups done.