A Beautiful Medicine: Music

Looking at the title you can think what, music is a beautiful medicine? How? It's so simple. Listening to music (or) singing a song you can relief from the stress and anger. Everyone likes music. In music there are many types: Jazz, Pop, Classical, Western etc.

Jazz, Pop, and Western music beats are composed with big instruments like drums, saxophones... These beats based on high volume, so when you listen these kind of music, automatically your body shakes to do dance. These days the youth is attracting to this fast beat music. Some one feels better in fast beat music while listening and immediately they'll feel relax.
Someone likes classical. When you listen to classical music, you'll forget everything and your mind relax. Many people likes classical and they are trying to learn Tabla, Violin, Veena etc.
In myths also music is called a medicine.

Whenever mind tireds listen some music or sing a song or watch any albums which you like most. You will feel better. There is no requirement for medicines to getaway from stress or anger or any kind of disease.
Now a days all the proffessionals likes to play guitar or violin to getaway from their stress. Throwing anger on someone is gaining a problem. But throwing anger on music is gaining a peace or relax. This is what I feel.....

When you are in anger or stress, observe yourself for a minute, how your body and face turns? All the veins in body behaves like a heavey machine. The pumping of the blood circulation goes high. So that's the way people gets B.P.
Listening to music or singing a song in a high pitch you'll feel relaxation. Sure you'll come out from anger or stress or any other...

That's way music is called a beautiful medicine..........

A Beautiful Place: PuttaParthi

PuttaParthi is one of the wonderful and peaceful place in the world. Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba is the incarnation of Shirdi Sai Baba. Bhagawan is known as Sathya Sai Baba.
PuttaParthi is a town situated in Anantapur (Dist) of Andhra Pradesh State in South India. It is 156 kms away from Bangalore.

“I am God. And you too are God. The only difference between you and Me is that while I am aware of it, you are completely unaware.” This is the answer Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba gives to people who query Him about His identity and divinity. This fundamental truth of man’s divine nature is at the heart of His message and mission.

Sri Sathya Sai Baba was born as Sathyanarayana Raju on November 23, 1926 in the village of Puttaparthi, in the state of Andhra Pradesh in South India. Even as a child, Baba spiritual inclination and contemplative nature set Him apart from other children of His age, and He was known as ‘Guru’ and “Brahmajnani’ (knower of Brahman or Godhead) among His peers and others in the village. However, it was not until October 20, 1940, the day He made the historic declaration of His Avatarhood, (Avatar - Divinity Incarnate) that the world at large learnt of this divine phenomenon. Today, millions of devotees from all over the world, professing various faiths, and hailing from various walks of life worship Him as an ‘Avatar’, and an incarnation of the Sai Baba of Shirdi. Thousands gather every day at Prasanthi Nilayam, His ashram established beside the village of Puttaparthi, for His Darshan, when He moves among devotees blessing them and providing spiritual succour and solace.

Babas Message:

“Brotherhood of Man and the Fatherhood of God” is a spiritual salve that will lead mankind from the darkness of ignorance to the light of immortality. Indeed, very rarely does such a divine power walk the earth. As one devotee said, “Bhagawan Baba is nothing but Love walking on two feet”. Mankind must use this golden opportunity to follow in His footsteps. That is the way to its redemption and its salvation.

True to His declaration - “My Life is My Message”, He has inspired and continues to inspire millions of His devotees worldwide by His personal example to live the ideal that service to man is service to God. The Sri Sathya Sai Organization today has a presence in over 167 countries in the world and members undertake group service activities that benefit their immediate community.