Life is a mirage; it comes from no visible rain; it falls into no recognizable sea. There was a man once who was pestered by a host of relatives when he was dying. Parents, wife, children, brothers, sisters... all surrounded his bed during his last moments and wailed. They asked him, "What is to happen to us?" The dying man lifted his head from the pillow and asked in return, "What is to happen to me? I am now more interested in that problem, than being worried about what is to happen to you." Well, it is better every one asks that question even now and equips himself with the answer rather than wait until it is too late. "What am I for?" "What ought I to do?" These questions you must pursue and arrive at the answers.
(Sathya Sai Speaks, Vol IV, pg 78)
Where are the Ganas? What is their form?
Jnanendriyas and Karmendriyas (five organs of perception and five organs of action) are the Ganas. The mind is the master over these ten organs. Buddhi (intellect) is the discriminating faculty above the mind. The ten senses, the mind and the intellect together constitute the Ganas.
