When Bhagawan speaks, it is not meant only for a few, it is meant for everybody.
Everyone draws his/her own conclusions. A literary person or scholar will have his own understanding of the subject; a student will have his own awareness. An experienced person will carry his/her own depth and profundity on the points referred to by Bhagawan in His discourses. It is difficult to find such an ideal speaker.
It is the experience of countless devotees that their doubts get answered, without asking. This is a matter between the devotee and Bhagawan. All doubts and enquiries, be they intellectual or illiterate, doctor, scientist, students, staff, young or old, employed or unemployed, even children are all answered, catering to their requirements. To draw the attention of everybody is the quality of a humanist. This kind of communication skill, so as to cater to all and to answer everybody to their satisfaction, for all to enjoy the Divine ambrosia, speaks of Baba as an ideal speaker.
(From the book "Sai-chology" by Prof. K. Anil Kumar)
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