For nine days at the end of March, Hindus in Varanasi, India and around the globe, celebrated their devotion to Mother Divine during the holiday of Navaratri. At the end of this holiday, on March 29th, the Sai Maa Vishnu Shakti Trust fed 250 people a special meal of vegetables, paneer (cheese), puri (bread), and kheer (sweetened milk) at the Sathya Sai Maa Moksha Dham.
In addition to the Indian men, women, and children, who were fed, foreign guests from Germany and Netherlands joined the India team to help in the feeding. Each gravitated to a particular area of service with one watching over the children while others served food or water.
In addition to the Indian men, women, and children, who were fed, foreign guests from Germany and Netherlands joined the India team to help in the feeding. Each gravitated to a particular area of service with one watching over the children while others served food or water.
During the feeding, there appeared to be a mutual happiness of both the people being served and the people serving-- the people being fed were grateful and smiling at the earnest service while the foreign guests enjoyed being of service and making people happy.
Larger than the normal feeding at the ashram, the special meal was a special time for everyone in the local neighbourhood to be together. Children played with each other while adults looked on with love and appreciation of their innocence. Adults came with their friends and ate well, enjoying the food prepared. All left full and fulfilled signalling another successful feeding in India.
Larger than the normal feeding at the ashram, the special meal was a special time for everyone in the local neighbourhood to be together. Children played with each other while adults looked on with love and appreciation of their innocence. Adults came with their friends and ate well, enjoying the food prepared. All left full and fulfilled signalling another successful feeding in India.
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