The mantra, “See Always Inside; Be Aware, Be Alert,” as preached by Lord Sai, encourages introspection and self-awareness. This teaching inspires individuals to embrace their inner selves by reflecting on their thoughts, words, and actions, fostering mindfulness and vigilance in daily life. By practicing these principles, one can achieve inner harmony combined with external mindfulness—essential for leading a peaceful, spiritual life. This serves as the foundation for global peace, harmony, and spiritual growth.

Sai Avatar in Nepal

The divine Lord has incarnated in various forms throughout history, across different places and times, to protect devotees and restore dharma. As stated by Lord Krishna in the Bhagavad Gita (Chapter 4, Verse 8): “Sambhavāmi yuge yuge” (often rendered as “Sambhavāmi pade pade”), meaning “I incarnate myself in every age to protect the virtuous, destroy the wicked, and establish dharma (righteousness).”

The Sai avatars reflect the same underlying divine reality, the Sai Tatwa, guiding humanity toward spiritual growth and righteousness. Each incarnation has contributed uniquely to this mission:

•⁠  ⁠Shirdi Sai Baba emphasized simplicity, faith, and patience.

•⁠  Satya Sai Baba expanded this mission with a global focus on service, education and unity among faiths.

•⁠  ⁠Sanjay Sai Baba continued promoting these universal principles and teachings, embodying the same divine essence.

In continuation of the modern Sai mission, Shree Sanjay Sai Baba chose the sacred land of Nepal as his base. Through his teachings and humanitarian efforts, Shree Sanjay Sai has inspired millions worldwide.

Many devotees testify that Shree Satya Sai Baba and Shree Sanjay Sai Baba are One and the Same, further affirming the unified and eternal nature of Sai’s teachings.