UNIQUE SIGN OF OMNIPRESENCE
Had unique experience of directly observing the 22 degree halo phenomenon of Sun above the sky of Puttaparthi on 23rd May 2011

ANOTHER HALO OPTICAL PHENOMENON AROUND THE SUN AS CAPTURED OVER  PRASANTHI NILAYAM, PUTTAPARTHI SKY THIS MORNING, 02 AUGUST 2017.HERE ARE FEW GLIMPSES

The Puraanas speak of fourteen Lokas (seven higher and seven lower regions). People have adopted the superficial meaning of the names given to these and they classify them as 'sacred' lokas and 'condemned' lokas---Deva Lokas and Paathaala Lokas. But, all these lokas do exist, in our own bodies, (the bodies which we carry about and carefor), seven in the upper part and seven in the lower part. Which is the upper part of the human body? It is the head, the Thrikuuta Peak, the crown, the higher region. Seven lokas are situated therein. They are the Garuda Loka, the Gandharva Loka, the Yaksha Loka, the Kinnara Loka and the Kimpurusha Loka. They are all situated in the head. The Garuda Loka is the nose, the seat of inhalation and exhalation. The Gandharva Loka is in the eye. The Yaksha Loka is in the tongue. Kinnara Loka is the ear and the Kimpurusha, on the skin, seat of the sense of touch. Though the names of the lokas are five, there are seven regions to which the name applies. The nose is the first, the eyes are the second and the third, the tongue is the fourth, the ears are the fifth and the sixth and the skin is the seventh. These are the Upper Lokas. Those who sanctify these lokas by recognising the respective organs as instruments for higher ideals can be deemed worthy of human existence. That is to say, inhaling unpolluted air, seeing auspicious sights, hearing heartening sounds, etc. These lokas when properly cultivated, can make man divine.(Sathya Sai Speaks on 28th May,1982)