Guru Purnima is around the corner. Swami says, “From this Guru Purnima, you have to dedicate yourselves to service. There is so much to be done by way of service to the people. It is through service life can be made meaningful. The nation is in the doldrums today because men who have not learnt how to serve are in the seats of power. Only through service can one qualify oneself for leadership.” – Sri Sathya Sai Baba Discourse, Guru Purnima, 18 July 1989

It is imperative that we take the Lord’s message to heart on this day of revering the Guru in each of us. Let’s deliver unconditional love in the form of divine vibrations in every moment of our life through our thoughts, words and actions. Vibrionics, after all, is a holistic form of healing and hence a great boon for practitioners to make an impact in a truly universal way. 

I am delighted to report that we have been receiving regular feedback from our practitioners on  most of the 108 common combos. As a result of this, there have been several additions made to these remedies in the 108CC book over the last seven years. Both the glossary and the index have been appropriately revised. Under ‘In Addition’ section, we have included the changes/additions made to the Index. Might I suggest that all of you make a sincere effort to recharge your 108CC box, if possible directly from the Master box kept in Prashanthi Nilayam or by arrangement with your coordinator or teacher; failing this, write to [email protected]. Ideally, the box should be recharged every two years. When this is not possible, as a temporary measure, you can shake each bottle 9 times by holding the bottle in one hand and tapping the base of the bottle against the palm of the other hand; this activates the vibrations which tend to become dormant.

For practitioners who are planning to be away on holiday and are concerned about how to serve their patients while they are away, our recommendation is that they encourage all their patients at least two weeks before an upcoming long trip to request refills. Another suggestion is that practitioners make suitable arrangements with other practitioners in their close vicinity for refills and continued treatment of active cases. If this alternative does not exist, we have a postal (in India only) as well as a broadcasting service that can be helpful, especially during emergencies. Check with your coordinator or trainer for contact information on other practitioners or these other services.

To meet your promise to do seva on a daily basis, it is essential that at least you carry with you the 9-remedy Wellness kit at all times (see page 2 of 108 Common Combos 2011 book). Practitioners should carry the 108CC box with them if they plan to be away for a longer period (2 weeks or more) to enable them to continue their seva.

As you may be aware, healthy living plays a central role in the treatment process. Appropriate adjustments need to be made to both, lifestyle and thinking in order for healing to be successful. It is vital for practitioners to advise their patients in a loving yet impactful way to practice Mindfulness and to pay attention to their lifestyle choices so that they understand that their health is in their own hands.

We are living in an era of deep changes. Unfortunately, a lot of it is very negative and driven by the political agendas of autocratic and greedy leaders throughout the world. Consequently, this has led to an exponential rise in mental illness, in particular hysteria and fear. I believe this presents a perfect opportunity for serving the unfortunate victims of a troublesome socio-political climate, victims who are going through intense suffering. I am certain that we can collectively make a huge impact in the lives of these sufferers by infusing them with divine vibrations through Vibrionics. It is my heartfelt prayer to our Guru and God on this Guru Purnima day that He helps us develop the highest levels of compassion, love, inner strength, and commitment to serve. With that said I wish you all a spiritually charged and blissful Guru Purnima!

In loving service to Sai

Jit K Aggarwal