Bhubaneswar

Sai devotees told to meditate at least 5 minutes a day

PNS

Prof Anil Kumar Kamaraju, eloquent speaker and translator of Bhagwan Sri Sathya Sai Baba’s discourses enrapturing the audience in India and abroad with his talks is on a five-day visit to the State.

He visited Paradip Port on December 2 and participated in a symposium which was organised by the Paradip Port Trust (PPT) in collaboration with Sri Sathyasai Seva Organisation. Prof Anil Kumar spoke on ethical values for better corporate governance.

He said nature is the best example of behaving ethically which should be followed by people. He advised people to meditate at least five minutes a day instead of hankering and running after money day and night. At the end of his talk, he answered the questions from the audience. Earlier, the symposium was inaugurated after lighting of the lamp by PPT secretary SC Mohapatra as chief guest. The inaugural address was given by Sri Sathyasai Trust convener Antaryami Pattnaik.

P Jagannath Prasad Rao, Parshuram Sahoo, Prof Harikrishna Dash and Bipin Bihari Panigrahi, among others, spoke. The Sai Youths of Paradip had offered the opening and closing songs. About 800 people from Paradip Port Trust, Sai Samithis of Paradip and nearby Kendrapara, Jagatsinghpur, Tritol and Kujanga had participated.