On Sunday, 1 November 2026, the NSW Region of the Sri Sathya Sai Global Council Australia gathered at Durga Temple, Regents Park, NSW, for the sacred Sri Sathya Sai Sathyanarayana Puja. Conducted by Sri Veda Narayanan Sir, the auspicious ceremony brought devotees together in a spirit of love, gratitude and unwavering faith in Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba.

On Saturday, 31 October 2026, the NSW Region of the Sri Sathya Sai Global Council Australia came together for the sacred Rudra Ekadasini, held at Durga Temple, Regents Park, NSW. The auspicious ceremony was conducted by Sri Veda Narayanan Sir, bringing devotees together in an atmosphere of deep devotion, reverence and spiritual unity.

Members in the Queensland Region celebrated Ladies Day with an inspiring Women’s Health and Empowerment Workshop, alongside a concurrent Men’s Health Workshop. The programme brought together spiritual wisdom and medical insights, highlighting the importance of holistic wellbeing. Topics included “Intuition: Discovering the Shakti Within” and “Women’s Health Across the Ages”, featuring insightful discussions on “Screening: Awareness & Action”, “Hot or Not? Let’s Talk About Per

The second day of the sacred celebrations was dedicated to Sri Sathya Sai Sathyanarayana Puja, a beautiful expression of devotion, gratitude and surrender at the Divine Lotus Feet of Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba. The programme commenced with Anujna, followed by Vigneshwara Puja and Maha Sankalpam, invoking the Lord's blessings for the wellbeing, peace and spiritual progress of all. The sacred rituals continued with Maha Sankalpam, Kalasa Sthapana and Shodasopachara Pooja, off

With the Divine Grace of Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba, devotees gathered for a sacred and spiritually uplifting Ekadasini Rudram Programme, immersing themselves in the powerful vibrations of Vedic chanting, prayer and worship. The programme commenced with Anujna, followed by Vigneshwara Pooja and Maha Sankalpam, invoking divine blessings for the auspicious occasion. The morning continued with Mahanyasa and Kalasa Prathishta, preparing the sacred atmosphere for the chanting of

Our NSW regional bhajan workshop brought together devotees of all levels to hear inspiring stories, deepen our understanding of bhajans, and develop practical singing and musical skills.

Devotees came together at the Vedic Temple in Cardiff South, Newcastle, for a beautiful Blissful Evening with Sai, commemorating the 188th Birthday of Shirdi Sai Baba. The gathering was filled with devotion and warmth, with soulful bhajans creating an uplifting and serene atmosphere. The evening also featured an inspiring talk by Brother Arnab, offering meaningful spiritual reflections, a heartfelt message from our SSSSE children, beautifully reflecting Sai’s values and teach

The Sai Centre of Vale Park, SA, recently held a Ganesha Clay Idol Workshop, bringing children and families together for a joyful and creative experience. Guided step by step, participants lovingly crafted their own eco-friendly Ganesha idols using natural clay, combining creativity with care for Mother Nature. The workshop provided a beautiful opportunity for families to connect, learn and celebrate the spirit of Lord Ganesha through a meaningful hands-on activity.

The Sai Centre of Glenwood held its Annual Unity and Peace Program on Saturday, 5 September 2026, bringing devotees together for an evening of prayer, reflection and devotion. Centred on the theme “Karishye Vachanam Tava – I shall do as You say,” the program featured Vedam chanting, an inspiring presentation by SSSSE children, a special guest talk, Swami’s Divine Discourse and devotional singing. The evening served as a beautiful reminder of Swami’s message of unity, love and

Guru Purnima across Australia

Aum Sri Sai Ram, With hearts filled with devotion and gratitude, members of the Sri Sathya Sai Global Council – Australia, VIC West Region came together on Saturday, 18 July 2026, to offer 101 sacred bhajans at the Meadow Glen Athletics Centre Reserve in Epping, Victoria.

To commemorate this auspicious occasion, Guru Purnima programmes have been organised across the regions, providing an opportunity for devotees to come together in unity, devotion, and gratitude to celebrate the Divine Guru, Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba. These programmes may include bhajans, vedam chanting, drama by Young adults, service initiatives, satsangs, etc. We warmly invite all devotees, their families, and friends to participate in the activities taking place in their

Dedication, determination and discipline are the three words that describe the ladies of New South Wales, Australia who came together fortnightly in an initiative to read Sai Literature. Their first satsang was based on Swami’s book Sandeha Nivarini. Their heartfelt effort to understand life questions asked and answered by Swami, strengthened their faith and gave them the confidence to bear all as everything that happens is His divine will.

Over 100 members from Sri Sathya Sai Centres across New South Wales visited the Mingyue Lay Temple in Bonnyrigg, hosted by the Australian Chinese Buddhist Society, for a special Buddha Jayanti gathering. The visit offered a meaningful opportunity to learn about Buddhism through interactive discussions, cultural activities, and sacred traditions, including the bathing of the Buddha idol. Children and adults alike participated in origami, spiritual reflections, and engaging con

With hearts full of joy, devotion, and creativity, families from across the Sai Centre of Blacktown and few other Sai centres in Sydney, NSW came together over two blessed Sundays for the Family Artwork Day – The Childhood of Swami. What began as a simple art activity beautifully blossomed into a collective offering of love at Bhagawan’s Lotus Feet as part of our Easwaramma Day celebrations.

The Sai Centre of Willetton in Western Australia observed Buddha Purnima (Vesak Day) through a traditional Buddha Bathing ceremony, symbolising the purification of one’s thoughts, words, and deeds, and the cultivation of goodness and virtue. Devotees also engaged in a meaningful study circle, reflecting on the noble qualities of the Buddha’s life and exploring the diversity of Buddhist traditions, while drawing connections with the universal teachings of Sri Sathya Sai Baba.

As part of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba’s Centenary Celebrations, the Sri Sathya Sai Seva Organisation, in association with the Sri Sathya Sai Central Trust, reverentially offered the sacred Ekadasha Rudra Parayanam across the twelve Jyotirlinga Kshetras of India. This spiritually uplifting offering reached its grand culmination on 25 April 2026 at Sai Kulwant Hall in Prasanthi Nilayam.

Aradhana Mahotsavam was observed across various regions across Australia with deep devotion and reverence, as devotees gathered to honour and reflect upon the life, love, and teachings of Bhagawan. Through prayers, bhajans and service offerings, the occasion became a collective expression of gratitude and remembrance.

By the divine grace of Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba, Eswaramma Day will be reverentially observed across the regions on the following dates: 2 May – Western Australia 3 May – Australian Capital Territory 10 May – South Australia 16 May – Victoria These sacred gatherings will bring together devotees in a spirit of deep devotion, unity, and gratitude. Each region will offer heartfelt tributes through bhajans, devotional singing, seva activities, and reflections on Swami’s life

Aum Sri Sai Ram, Across Australia, devotees came together with love and reverence to celebrate the sacred occasion of Easter. The gathering was filled with heartfelt prayers, devotional singing, and reflections on the life and teachings of Jesus, creating an atmosphere of unity, faith, and spiritual upliftment. It was a beautiful expression of collective devotion, where hearts were united in gratitude and divine remembrance. South Australia ACT - Australian Capital Territory