Sri Sathya Sai International Organization - USA

“As we cleared away the debris, I realized how easily the ‘path’ can become hidden if we aren’t mindful and consistent in our spiritual efforts. By the end of the day, I was left with a deep sense of peace and a renewed commitment to keeping my own ‘internal path' just as clean as the trail we left behind....”

On March 14, 2026, over 20 Sai volunteers rejuvenated Bay Creek Park in Gwinnett County, Northeast Atlanta, GA. The intergenerational team cleared invasive species, planted Bald Cypress saplings,  showing seamless teamwork and disciplined hard labor. Park officials praised Sai volunteers’ dedication to environmental service. SSE students felt a unique connection to the environment… “We were not just serving people but serving Nature.”

"What began as an act of kindness through giving memorial flowers turned into dedicated monthly visits to the Nashville senior living community. Over time, I have realized that the most valuable thing we offer isn't a physical gift, but our presence. I have learned the the importance of listening, patience, and truly honoring the life stories shared by the residents."

Fifteen years after the Mahasamadhi of our beloved Bhagavan, we have seen splintering in our fraternity at all levels. At the same time, we are experiencing a national “epidemic of loneliness” and widespread disintegration of community. So do we need each other to love God? Ellesha Wanigasekera reflects on fellowship as worship.