Bhajans by Gents of Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation, Mumbai

Bhagawan in the car

Bhagawan arriving on the stage

The moment Bhagawan entered the stadium around 5.50 pm,  hundreds of red and white heart shaped balloons with the words " Om Shree Sai Ram" inscribed on them were released.

The State President of Maharashtra, Shri Ramesh Sawant  with Bhagawan

Shri Nimish Pandya District President, Mumbai. Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation, thanked Bhagawan for His Divine visit to Mumbai which had benefited lakhs of people.

District President Mumbai Shri Nimish Pandya

Shri Nimish Pandya sought Bhagwan's permission for musical performance by the students of the Mirpuri College of Music.

What a wonderful evening it was. Hats off to the students of the Mirpuri College of Music for their stellar and superlative performance before a mammoth gathering here at the Cricket Club of India also known as the Brabourne Stadium.

Students of the Mirpuri College of Music

Every song as the sayings goes when one discuss about a game called cricket, was like a perfect shot played by the batsman (the singers) in the presence and under the supervision of the Divine Master. Mumbai people are fond of good music. The crowd enjoyed every moment and we in Mumbai will always remember in our hearts forever. We hope that there will be more such occasions in the future.

Bhagawan enjoying the performance of His boys

Each and every songs was laced with love and true feelings. It is this love and true feelings which have drawn the boys closer to Swami. Ultimately this is the only weapon we must carry with us in order to win the love and grace of Bhagawan.

Photo session with Bhagawan

After the musical programme, the students of the Mirpuri College of Music were called for a padnamaskar and photo-session with Swami.

The programme concluded around 7.30 pm with the Aarti to Bhagawan.

Bhagawan will be leaving for Parthi tomorrow. No public function has been announced for  tomorrow.

We thank you Bhagawan for all the wonderful and blissful  moments we experienced. We hope pray that your visits will become more frequent in the times to come.