Study Circle for Generation Z on the Life and Teachings of Sai Baba
A space to explore purpose, relationships, money, study, work, service and inner peace — through the life and teachings of Sai Baba, in language that actually makes sense to us.
Why this circle?
Life asks a lot of us —
- pressure to perform,
- pressure to belong,
- pressure to have it all figured out.
Whether you’re
- curious,
- skeptical,
- spiritual, or
- somewhere in between,
there’s room for you here.
This circle isn’t about having the right beliefs or the right answers. It’s a place to
- bring real questions,
- hear stories that have helped people for generations, and
- think out loud with others who are figuring things out too.
What we explore
Everything we talk about fits into three simple layers.
Inner
What’s happening in your mind, heart and spirit — anxiety, confusion, purpose, peace, and the practices that help you get there.
Outer
The real world you move through — your body, money, family, studies, work and the society and attention economy around you.
Bridge
Where the inner and outer meet — like Dakshina, where giving money becomes an act of devotion, or home, which is both a place and a feeling of belonging.
How each session works
- Arrive with a real-life question — big or small.
- Read a short story or teaching connected to it.
- Discuss openly with other members of your Group— no right answers, no judgment.
- Reflect on the discussion and consider what feels right for you.
- Choose one small practice to carry into your week.
Choose your starting point
Not sure where to begin, Now? Pick whatever feels closest to what you’re carrying right.
- Stress and anxiety
- Identity and purpose
- Relationships and belonging
- Exams and work
- Money and ambition
- Rest and digital overload
- Service and giving back
Discussion prompts to try
Bring one of these to your next session, or use them to start a conversation in our Group.
- What does “letting go” actually look like in your daily life right now?
- Where do you feel pressure to perform, and who is that pressure really for?
- What’s one relationship that challenges you to grow?
- If giving were an act of devotion rather than obligation, what would you give differently?
- What would it feel like to be truly at home — in a place, and in yourself?
- What’s one small practice that helps you feel steady, even on a hard day?
The 100-tag framework, explained simply
Behind the scenes, everything we discuss is organized around 100 tags for 100 Day drawn from Sai Baba’s life and teachings, grouped into three categories so it’s easy to find what speaks to you.
Inner and Spiritual (Green tags)
Troubled states like anxiety and restlessness, settled states like calmness and contentment, and the practices — like self-surrender and discernment — that carry you from one to the other.
Outer and worldly (Red tags)
Money, the body, family roles, work and study, society and attention, and the places we live — the everyday world you actually have to navigate.
Bridge connects (Blue tags)
Doorways where an outer experience and an inner turning meet — like Dakshina (money given as devotion) and home (a place that’s also a feeling).
Everyone is welcome here
Beginners and lifelong devotees—you are all welcome at this table. There is no test to pass and no belief required to show up. Come as you are, bring your real questions, and see where the conversation takes you.