Sathya Sai Service Organisation Scotland Thought For The Day

Sai | Home The Sai Centre In the Sai Organisation the Sai Centre is the focal point through which aspirants can pursue their spiritual paths in the company of kindred souls. Any person, who is a spiritual aspirant, has faith in the teachings of Baba, and who is willing to abide by the Nine Point Code of Conduct and the Regulations of the Organisation in force will be treated as a Member. Members that are in a position to devote at least four hours a week to activities of the Organisation shall be treated as Active Workers. How a Centre/Group develops will obviously depend on its members; and will follow the Regulations and Guidelines laid down by the Organisation. Sai Centres are required to have a minimum membership of not less than nine persons and to engage in at least two of the three wings of the Organisation, i.e. spiritual, educational or service.  If a group has less than 9 members and is only involved in one of the above activities it may apply to be registered as an Affiliated Group.  The Sri Sathya Sai Service Organisation consists of a worldwide network of Sai Centres. They are found in over 145 countries worldwide. These Centres are administratively grouped under one of the regions of the country. Each region has its own officers and activities. Coordinators from fifteen international regions make up the Central Council, which is directed by Sathya Sai Baba. The headquarters is located in Prashanti Nilayam in Puttaparthi, India. For details on the centres and groups in Scotland, click here.

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