Sarvadharma Sama Bhava

Major Celebrations

Bhagwan Shree Sanjay Sai Baba teaches unity and harmony among all faiths. Every religion shares one goal — spiritual upliftment, ethical living and the pursuit of truth.

Paths may differ, but the destination is the same. The organization founded under his guidance embraces people of every belief and practice, and its celebrations reflect that spirit of respect, tolerance and interfaith understanding.

If you are a Hindu, be a good Hindu. If you are a Christian, be a good Christian. If you are a Muslim, be a good Muslim.

— Bhagwan Shree Sanjay Sai Baba

01Falgun

Maha Shivaratri

One of the greatest Hindu festivals. Devotees worship Lord Shiva, observe a fast, and gather at Pashupatinath Temple for prayers and celebration.

At SSS Vrindavan Dham the day brings special darshan, bhajans and a divine discourse by Bhagwan. Thousands of devotees from across Nepal and abroad come to witness Lingodbhava, when Bhagwan Shree Sanjay Sai Baba materializes the Shiva Lingam.

The meaning of Lingodbhava

The Lingam represents Lord Shiva, the primordial source of creation. Its emergence symbolizes the universe arising from the divine — a reminder of humanity’s divine origin, of the divinity within and around us, and a call to rise above material desire and reconnect with God.

Shivaratri celebration at Vrindavan Dham

02Chaitra · Shukla Paksha Navami

Ram Navami

The birth of Lord Ram, seventh avatar of Lord Vishnu, observed on the ninth day of the waxing moon in Chaitra (April–May). His life remains a timeless lesson in duty, devotion, righteousness and resilience.

Celebration of Dharma — Lord Ram embodies virtue and righteousness, reminding us to lead a moral and just life.
Victory of good over evil — his triumph over Ravana marks the eradication of negative forces.
Devotion and Bhakti — prayers, hymns and worship honour bhakti as a path to spiritual elevation.

More than a religious observance, Ram Navami invites self-reflection and the practice of his ideals in daily life.

03Baishakh · Full moon

Buddha Purnima

A great festival in Nepal for Hindus and Buddhists alike, marking three events in the Buddha’s life: his birth, his enlightenment and his Parinirvana.

At the ashram, devotees receive divine darshan of Bhagwan Baba and of the Lord Buddha statue that emerges from his hands. Buddhist monks and gurus visit, special bhajans are sung, and Brindavan Hall is decorated with flowers. The day closes with Aarti and divine prasad.

Sathya · TruthDharma · Right conductShanti · PeacePrema · LoveAhimsa · Non-violence

Let the different faiths exist, let them flourish, let the glory of God be sung in all languages in a variety of tunes. Respect the differences between the faiths and recognize them as valid so far as they do not extinguish the flame of unity.

— Bhagwan Shri Sanjay Sai Baba

04Full moon

Guru Purnima

Our God is our Guru

A Guru dispels the darkness of ignorance and guides seekers toward wisdom — dissolving ego, instilling values and transforming lives. Scripture holds Guru Purnima as the triumph of knowledge over ignorance.

Devotees honour the Supreme Divine — the Trinity of Brahma, Vishnu and Maheshwara — incarnated as Bhagwan Shri Sanjay Sai Baba, who protects and guides them toward self-realization.

Each year thousands of devotees from around the world gather at Shri Sanjay Sai Vrindavan Dham, Kathmandu, to receive his blessings.

05Magh 6 · Six-day celebration

Swami’s Birthday

“My birthday is the date when divinity blossoms in your heart.”

The greatest event for devotees everywhere, celebrated over six days at Brindavan Ashram. Each day carries a theme and its own sewa activities, culminating on the 6th of Magh.

On the final day the hall fills with flowers and thousands of devotees. Distinguished guests offer wishes, renowned singers lead bhajans, and Bhagwan Baba gives a divine discourse before Aarti and prasad.

Youth DaySai youths and students lead sewa and musical programs at the ashram.

Women DaySewa for women’s empowerment and a special program in the ashram.

Education DaySewa themed around learning and education.

Magh 6 · BirthdayDarshan, bhajans, divine discourse, Aarti and prasad.