SITUATION VACANT..........why in Sai prachar site...

[Guest guest]

I am surprised to find this mail in Sai Prachar site....that too in the morning,

being the first mail.....sorry...

 

These sites mainly intended to propagte Lord Sai, His teachings,Preachings....

Infact, Lord Sai Himself begged for his livlihood during His life time, to

reveal begging for self ....and also he allowed the collected begging food to

be stealed by servant maids....and the balance he used to distribute to

all.........that is a different way of teaching..

Your idea may be..............discourage devotees to donate to beggers...

In modern days, many .........in the name of donation,......is alsoindirectly

begging in a bigger way........

 

However, my request to you is to utilise these sites for propagation of good

ideals of Lord Sainath teachings,preachings, leelas etc.,

I am not wounding the feelings of anyone...but my intention for the good use of

these sites..as you have done in the past........

You are fully aware how funds are misused in many big institution in the name of .....

utility to devotees..........etc.,.

yours in sai service,

K.Ramaswamy

"N. Sivanandam" <essgee (AT) eth (DOT) net> wrote:

SITUATION VACANT?

Place: New Delhi

Job: Sitting for six hours a day, stretching a hand out occasionally.

Qualifications: None

Vacancies: Unlimited

Earnings: Uncertain Max. Rs. 800 per day, Min. Rs. 200 per day.

The job, qualifications and vacancies for the metro version, widespread in

Delhi, are roughly the same. The ways in which they are different from brothers

in alms elsewhere are as follows:

Their workplace is variable; there are weekly transfers. Earning never falls

below Rs. 200, and can touch Rs. 800 a day. Sometimes, there is a significant

perk: group housing at nominal rates.

Begging is among Delhi’s most organised business. The weekly ‘transfers’ of

beggars from one temple to another temple are an indicator of how completely

focussed they are on deriving maximum profit from your benevolences.

The Social Welfare Department has discovered that sets of beggars at major

temples keep changing every week. Which means that a particular beggar can be

at four or five different posts across the city in the course of a month.

The effort, apparently is to allow a level playing field for all members of the

community, and prevent the growth of monopolies. Though beggar groups struggle

to gain supremacy over profit-earning areas, it has not triggered violent crime

in the past few years. "It appears there is a silent agreement between the

kingpins. All work in tandem, with clearly demarcated areas of operation," said

an official.

In what appears to be an organised racket, officials say, some areas like the JJ

cluster behind JLN Stadium, the Nizamuddin JJ cluster, Barakhamba lane and Rani

bagh, have been turned into full-fledged beggar colonies. "The accommodation is

provided by kingpins who claim a large portion of the beggar’s earnings," the

official said.

MONEY SPINNERS

(PLACE AND EARNINGS IN Rs PER DAY)

Sai Baba Mandir (Thursday) 450-500

Hanuman Mandir (Tuesday) 400-500

Bhairon Mandir (Sunday) 700-800

Shopping areas (Weekend) 200-250

(Courtesy: Chetan Chauhan in Hindustan Times 6-6-2003)

It is right time to think and make our contributions to genuinely needed

persons. The exploitation of kingpins must come to an end. It will be better if

we support the cause of social service institutions serving for orphans, aged,

sick, handicapped, etc., Sri Satchidananda Sadguru Sainath Maharaj ki Jai

!!!Baba Bless us all Terms

of Service.

 

 

[Guest guest]

Beloved Sairam,

While coming across some facts on life and its surrounding environment, one must

understand what is practical truth on that incident. No doubt alms giving is

divine duty and the author is not aiming to criticize the donor or donee, but

highlighting the exploitation by middleman. Even though each person is getting

Rs. 500 at Sai Baba Mandirs, that amount is not fully enjoyed by the person and

some kingpins betray donor’s trust.

It is for the information of Sai devotees how their money is routed to

underworld gangs and to make their choice to contribute to really needy

orphanages, old age homes etc. Alternatively they can opt for supplying food

and other eatables to the needy persons at Sai Mandirs.

Similarly I want to post few articles on life’s messages which will give a

lesson or truth on our life. I hope you will welcome my idea of publishing

these articles also along with Sai Prachar Messages of HH B V Narasimha

Swamiji.

I always welcome your guidance in this matter.

 

Ever yours

in Sai Service

SivanandamPadmakshi Ramaswamy <ramasayee > wrote:

Dear Mr.Sivanandam,

 

I am surprised to find this mail in Sai Prachar site....that too in the morning,

being the first mail.....sorry...

 

These sites mainly intended to propagte Lord Sai, His teachings,Preachings....

Infact, Lord Sai Himself begged for his livlihood during His life time, to

reveal begging for self ....and also he allowed the collected begging food to

be stealed by servant maids....and the balance he used to distribute to

all.........that is a different way of teaching..

Your idea may be..............discourage devotees to donate to beggers...

In modern days, many .........in the name of donation,......is alsoindirectly

begging in a bigger way........

 

However, my request to you is to utilise these sites for propagation of good

ideals of Lord Sainath teachings,preachings, leelas etc.,

I am not wounding the feelings of anyone...but my intention for the good use of

these sites..as you have done in the past........

You are fully aware how funds are misused in many big institution in the name of .....

utility to devotees..........etc.,.

yours in sai service,

K.Ramaswamy

"N. Sivanandam" <essgee (AT) eth (DOT) net> wrote:

SITUATION VACANT?

Place: New Delhi

Job: Sitting for six hours a day, stretching a hand out occasionally.

Qualifications: None

Vacancies: Unlimited

Earnings: Uncertain Max. Rs. 800 per day, Min. Rs. 200 per day.

The job, qualifications and vacancies for the metro version, widespread in

Delhi, are roughly the same. The ways in which they are different from brothers

in alms elsewhere are as follows:

Their workplace is variable; there are weekly transfers. Earning never falls

below Rs. 200, and can touch Rs. 800 a day. Sometimes, there is a significant

perk: group housing at nominal rates.

Begging is among Delhi’s most organised business. The weekly ‘transfers’ of

beggars from one temple to another temple are an indicator of how completely

focussed they are on deriving maximum profit from your benevolences.

The Social Welfare Department has discovered that sets of beggars at major

temples keep changing every week. Which means that a particular beggar can be

at four or five different posts across the city in the course of a month.

The effort, apparently is to allow a level playing field for all members of the

community, and prevent the growth of monopolies. Though beggar groups struggle

to gain supremacy over profit-earning areas, it has not triggered violent crime

in the past few years. "It appears there is a silent agreement between the

kingpins. All work in tandem, with clearly demarcated areas of operation," said

an official.

In what appears to be an organised racket, officials say, some areas like the JJ

cluster behind JLN Stadium, the Nizamuddin JJ cluster, Barakhamba lane and Rani

bagh, have been turned into full-fledged beggar colonies. "The accommodation is

provided by kingpins who claim a large portion of the beggar’s earnings," the

official said.

MONEY SPINNERS

(PLACE AND EARNINGS IN Rs PER DAY)

Sai Baba Mandir (Thursday) 450-500

Hanuman Mandir (Tuesday) 400-500

Bhairon Mandir (Sunday) 700-800

Shopping areas (Weekend) 200-250

(Courtesy: Chetan Chauhan in Hindustan Times 6-6-2003)

It is right time to think and make our contributions to genuinely needed

persons. The exploitation of kingpins must come to an end. It will be better if

we support the cause of social service institutions serving for orphans, aged,

sick, handicapped, etc., Sri Satchidananda Sadguru Sainath Maharaj ki Jai

!!!Baba Bless us all Terms

of Service.

 

Sri Satchidananda Sadguru Sainath Maharaj ki Jai !!!Baba Bless us all Your use

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