New articles in July 2002

 

Recently arrived articles for this month are:

Monday, July 01

• The Exposé is not helping Educare in Australia

Thursday, July 04

• Is the Bangalore Hospital in need of funds?

• The Abuse Revelations by Sai-devotee, Dr. N. Bhatia.

• Believers in Sai Baba can't understand many simple things.

• Guru Busters on Argentinean TV

Saturday, July 06

• Sai Baba: Shiva or Sadhaka?

Sunday, July 07

• Addendum to 'Sai Baba: Shiva or Sadhaka' by Brian Steel

• The Planned Avatar?

Monday, July 08

• Thorbjörn Meyer television news interview

Tuesday, July 09

• The Answer from Dennis Hanisch

• More Pieces of the SB Biography Jigsaw Puzzle: 1940 - 1945

Thursday, July 11

• Sai Baba of India Pedophile Subangel Prophet

Saturday, July 13

• My Pain of Sai Baba

• No. 1 The Impotent Avatar? (A new series of regular postings)

• No. 2: SB's "Catch 99": You can't win!

Sunday, July 14

• No. 3: How most Indian Gurus operate

Thursday, July 18

• More of the same

Friday, July 19

• No. 4: Do not be Beguiled and Bothered by SB!

Saturday, July 20

• No. 5: SB exposes himself further in discourse

Monday, July 22

• No. 6: The most excessive claims ever made?

• Kalam makes low-profile visit to Puttaparthi

Tuesday, July 23

• Some Real Statistics

Thursday, July 25

• Danish documentary re-telecast

• Omniscience?

• Facts from under the carpet

• No. 7: How the SB form binds and stunts the devotee

• Sathya Sai Organisation. Divine Tool or Side Effect?

Saturday, July 27

• The SB Seva Conference and The Guru Purnima Festival

• SB's Claim to be the Reincarnation of Shirdi Sai Baba

• The God of Big Things

• Repeat of Controversial TV Documentary

Sunday, July 28

• The Expensive G.P. Anticlimax

• A bogus reincarnation claim?

Monday, July 29

• Notes on the Responsibility of Writers of Sathya Sai Baba Books

• SB's 'Men in suits'

• New temple dedicated to Sai Baba in Colombia

• Why persons like Sai Baba are burdened with unusual sexual desires

Wednesday, July 31

• Three new articles from Brian Steel

• Scribes seek probe into Baba criticism by press council