What's beyond Swami? | William Miller

Brother William shares a transformative journey of spiritual awakening initiated by Sri Sathya Sai Baba's profound teachings during his first visit to Prasanthi Nilayam in 1982. Emphasizing the message that delving deeper into one's self leads to a closer union with the Divine and aligns personal will with God's will, William reflects on navigating through the layers of personal and spiritual growth. The journey, enriched by experiences of Divine Love and the realization of non-duality, illustrates a path from seeking external validation to discovering the omnipresence of Divine Love within, marking a transition from seeking God outside to recognizing God within and in all beings.

Published on: May 02, 2021
Speaker: William Miller
Speaker Profile: For over 35 years, William Miller has been an internationally-recognized expert on Human Centered Innovation. He has served clients worldwide on the topics of leadership development, employee engagement, and corporate culture through the lens of “enabling innovation” . He is co-founder of Values Centered Innovation Inc. Mr. Miller has been acclaimed multiple times by Leadership Excellence as among the top 30 thought-leaders worldwide on the topic of leadership. Two of his five books on corporate innovation have been rated among the top 30 business books of the year in the USA by Executive Book Summaries. William has been a guest faculty member in the graduate schools of business at Stanford University and the University of Dallas. Mr. Miller first came to Prasanthi Nilayam in October 1982, he was able to make the pilgrimage trip about once ever year up to 1999 and was able to be in a group interview with Swami. Mr. Miller and his wife Debra moved to the ashram in 2000 after Swami allotted an apartment inside. They resided there full time for the next 16 years (to 2016) and had numerous interviews during that time. They now live in Dallas, Texas, where Mr. Miller lead study circles at the local center about once per month. Mr, Miller also servers on the international Organization's newly-formed Sri Sathya Sai Scriptural Studies Committee.