Be Good; Do Good

Yet to come to terms with Swami's departure. When i see people very callously criticizing Swami, it pains. They don't have a iota of idea of whom they're criticizing. Let them not acknowledge Him as God but why abuse Him? And i fail to understand how on one hand people pray to the invisible Gods and ignore the living God. Rather than simply criticizing Swami for no reason, why can't they at least try exploring what is Sai all about. If they do that, they will be drawn in to Swami for sure. Swami's teachings are very simple. He didn't force anyone to convert to any religion, nor make them undergo any rituals. He propounded humans to be good, do good; as simple as that. I feel fortunate that I've lived in Swami's era. (I'm searching for the equivalent word; i forgot it). In this life, i have had the opportunity to have Swami's darshan. When Swami comes as Prema Sai (His next avatar to be born 8 years after Satya Sai avatar), i pray to have padasparshan (blessings) and Sambhashan (talk). Swami's body is now kept at Sai Kulwanth Hall for darshan and the last rites would be performed tomorrow morning. And i'll be at Hospet tomorrow and day after to attend my sister-in-law's function. She's now in 7th month and would soon deliver a baby. I wish its a baby girl.