‘Carols and candles, readings from the Bible and stage representations of the incidents from the life of Jesus are not enough; Jesus declared that the bread of the last supper was His flesh and the wine was His blood. What did He intend to tell mankind? He meant that all beings alive with flesh and blood are He Himself and ought to be treated so. No distinction should be made among them as friend and foe, as we and they; everybody sustained by bread is His Body; everybody with blood in its veins is animated and activated by Him. That is to say, every living being is Divine. The name ‘Jesus’ is derived from Isha, the actual name assigned to Him by the parents. Isha is Sai, when the sound is reversed!

Both words meanGod,Ishvara, the Repository of Glory, Majesty, Love and Mystery, of Sat-cit-ananda itself’. ‘In Tibetan monastery where Jesus spent many years, His Name is recorded as Isha, meaning Lord of the Living Beings’. (SSSm Vol.4, pp. 65-66)