On the morning of this Ladies Day, Ms. Chetana Raju delivers the introductory speech, dwelling on the mystery of Divinity encased in human form. She introduces the two next speakers.

Dr. Ankhi Mukherjee, an alumnus at Anantapur Campus between 1984-1991, started with a meditation on knowing Sathya Sai Baba through the register of "vidya" and spoke of "vidya" as the "portable property" she has carried away from her years at the Institute. She discusss the implication of women's education for not just self-improvement or the improvement of a particular class of women but for the overall improvement of women.

Sylvia Alden, a retired teacher from the US holding a Masters in Special Education, gave a moving speech packed with emotion and devotion. Dwelling on the concept "Universal" and its dictionary meaning, she extolled Sai Baba as the Universal Solution. He is that which exists and is true in all places and at all times and in all situations as justice and beauty.

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The evening session ended with a soulful rendering of devotional music by Sunita, Surabhi Shravani, and Smita.

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His Glory, His Story
This 70 minute dance-drama by the students of the primary school brought out the glory of Sai down the ages of the Kritha Yuga till the present, with video projections on the back-drop adding to the narrative. The story shifted between eras of time and the different Avatars to highlight the glory of His story and the story of His glory.

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