Dr. Suresh Govind is a professor and former Head of the Department Parasitology, Faculty of Medicine, University of Malaya. He has written several chapters in publications by World Health Organization and supervised more than 100 elective, diploma, graduate and post-graduate students including at the doctorate level. He is the recipient of many honorable awards including the prestigious Malaysian Toray Science award.

Dr. Suresh Govind served as the Deputy National Youth Coordinator, National Youth Coordinator, Vice-President and President of the Sathya Sai International Organization, Malaysia. He has been instrumental in many national building programs in the country and has travelled extensively around the world to speak to educators and members of the organization on human values and selfless service. He has authored seven books mainly on human values and teachings of Bhagavan.

He is currently the member of Prashanthi Council, Chairman of the Board of Trustees for Malaysian UNITY Foundation and Chair of the Sri Sathya Sai Scriptural Studies committee for SSSIO. He has been involved with SSSIO for over 30 years.

Manthripragada Srinivas  retired as a public school teacher of English. He has been a part of the American Sai organization since 1980 -- as an SSE teacher, an SSE and SSEHV teacher trainer, center president, and regional coordinator successively for education, young adults, and devotion. He has had the privilege of taking a number of groups, mostly of SSE children and families, to Prasanthinilayam with offerings of dramatic and musical presentations. 

Swami has been a part of Vimala Srinivas’s life since the late 1970’s. He guided her to become a Balvikas teacher in the early 80’s, and since then she has been a part of Swami’s organization -- as an SSE teacher, as center education coordinator, as center president, as regional education coordinator, and in various other roles. She currently moderates the SSE parent group at the Glendale Sai Center in Southern California.

Let us live in amity. Let us move together. In harmony and understanding let us live together. Let us promote unity and friendliness." If only we have unity, how much joy can we experience! Unity is strength. To develop unity, you must have the consciousness of spiritual oneness. 

• Sri Sathya Sai Speaks, Vol 23 (1990)