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oUR MISSION

"Love all Serve All" 

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"Help Ever Hurt Never"

           - Baba

 

Upholding these principles in Singapore through Sevice and Spiritual activities

Thought for the day
as written at Prasanthi Nilayam today
October 14, 2026

It is said that we worship the Divine as Adi-Shakti during the Navaratri festival. What is this Adi-Shakti? Bhagawan explains today and reveals the connection between this power and man!

There is an infinite power within man, a power that is beyond comprehension and which is Divine. But he makes no effort to recognise it. If a man did not have this power, how could he have gone to the moon? What is the power that makes the earth revolve around itself? It is not any machine or mantra. The power is within the earth itself. This energy, present in man and in other objects, has been characterised as Cosmic Energy. What is this Cosmic Power? The Sun derives its energy and effulgence from this Cosmic Source. It is the same Cosmic Source that accounts for the power of the human mind and the marvellous power of the eye to see the most distant stars. But this boundless power is being recognised and exercised by each one according to the level of one’s development. The same electrical energy is used for a variety of purposes: for heating, lighting, operating a fan, etc. Likewise, the divine Cosmic Energy in human beings is used by different persons for varied purposes. Because of his ability to manifest this hidden, boundless Cosmic Energy, man is described as a vyakti (one who manifests). Humanness consists in the manifestation of what is hidden and invisible in man. This energy in man is an Adi-shakti (Primordial Power).

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- Divine Discourse Oct 14, 1994

When the eternal, divine light is shining within us, it is a mark of ignorance to seek illumination elsewhere outside. – BABA

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Bhajans

Every Saturday 
   6.00pm - 6.20pm - Vedic Chants
6.20pm - 7.00pm - Bhajans   

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Every Saturday 
3.30pm - 5.00pm
  

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Holy Tree Sri Balasubramaniar Temple
Level 3 (enter through Jasmine Room)

10 Yishun Industrial Park A
Singapore 768772

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