Darshan   "Always find a quiet corner after my darshan, where you may enter the stillness and receive the completion of my blessings. My energy goes out from me as I pass by you. If you proceed to talk to others, immediately this precious energy is dissipated and returns to me unused by you. Rest assured that whatever my eye sees becomes vitalised and transmuted. You are changed day by day. Never underestimate what is being accomplished by this act of darshan. My walking among you is a gift yearned for by the gods of the highest heaven, and here you are, daily receiving this grace. Be grateful." -- Baba After reaching the Mandir, please wait for the signal of permission from the Seva Dal Volunteer to form the lines. Do not push. Observe SILENCE. Use the time beneficially by reading spiritual literature or Namasmarana (uttering the name of the Lord continuously). After you have entered the Darshan Hall, sit quietly in a posture of comfort but always with consideration for those around you. This is a wonderful opportunity to gain control over the mind and develop a meditative attitude. Ladies and gentlemen are seated separately in Sai Kulwant Hall for Darshan and Bhajan. Darshan transforms the individual in its own subtle ways. During Darshan time, Bhagawan accepts letters from devotees, containing prayers, expression of gratitude, or love. No written reply is sent to the letters but Bhagawan Baba goes through every letter and responds in His own way- He also listens and talks to individuals, gives them blessings, blesses articles or materialises Vibhuti. If you are not able to give your letter on repeated attempts, you can always mail it to Bhagawan through the Post Office. Remember: He knows who has come, where he or she is seated, and what is in the letter. Make sure that Bhagawan has finished giving Darshan and left the Darshan area, before you get up and leave. Light music is played during Darshan time and it stops with the end of Darshan.