Sathya Sai Baba glancing at Australian ladies, Sai Kulwant Hall

Ladies Wing Retreat 2012

31 August - 2 September 2012

The National Sai Ladies Wing retreat for Ladies, 16 years and above, will be conducted at The James Byrne Centre, located in Highfields, near Toowoomba, Queensland on the weekend of August 31st to 2nd September 2012.

The theme for this retreat is Nurturing the Spiritual Heart.

The venue for the Retreat is The James Byrne Centre, located in Highfields, near Toowoomba, Queensland. It is north of Toowoomba along the New England Highway in the direction of Crows Nest.

This retreat is about women gathering together and connecting at heart level to nurture the spiritual heart through devotion and sharing. It is an opportunity for women who usually lead very busy lives, to take time out to adore and give reverence to the Divine within. The retreat will have devotional singing, meditation, prayer, talks from the heart and interactive workshops.

The following documents are available:

Retreat Flyer
Retreat Presenters
Transport Pack
Retreat Registration

Introduction

The Ladies Wing plays an active and integral role in the Australian Sathya Sai Organisation, fostering the character of womanhood through many programs for ladies, aling with service activities, retreats and the informal (albeit critically important) dissemination of the teachings of Sathya Sai Baba.

" Truth, sacrifice and peace are predominant qualities in Sai women. They are concerned about the purity and welfare of the community."

Ladies Wing Workshop at Sathya Sai Primary School

Ladies Wing participants are Women of service, they are an inspirational group of ladies representing all races creeds and religions. They volunteer their time, energy and generosity across a wide section of society, in a diversity of projects. The skills and experience of our Ladies Wing participants, improves the lives of many individuals and through their dedication and unconditional Love, communities are touched with Sai Love, as they quietly go about their work.

They contribute at local, national and international levels, within our Sathya Sai Organisation, and we can be proud in the knowledge, that many of our Sai Sisters are in leadership roles within our communities.

Through the Ladies Wing, participants find the opportunity to meet new people, contribute to a worldwide "sense of purpose", through service, and find a pathway to greater personal and spiritual growth and fulfilment within their own lives.

Ladies in the Australian Sai Choir, Puttaparthi, 2010

Sai Women are messengers of Sathya Sai Baba's teachings wherever they go and through their example of loving service to humanity, play an active and purposeful role in the family, the home, in society, in the nation, and in the world.