Do not give importance to differences of religion, sect, status, or color. Have the feeling of one-ness permeate all your acts. Only those who do so have a place in this Organization; the rest can withdraw." Activities in local Sathya Sai Baba groups Globally, local Sathya Sai Baba groups assemble to sing bhajans (devotional songs). Baba says that concentration on the name of God with the help of bhajans will easily lead to concentration on God and to higher devotion. Bhajans are sung at nearly every meeting. Bhajans are simple verses. One line is sung by a lead singer and is then repeated by the rest of the group. In those bhajans the name of traditional Hindu deities have sometimes been replaced by the names of Sathya Sai Baba. In addition they study Sathya Sai Baba's teachings and the holy books of the various world religions. They also perform community service, which they call seva. The greeting Sai Ram is used by followers. Organizations There are both independently founded Sai Study Groups worldwide, and also local Sai Samithis (Sathya Sai Baba groups) are part of a hierarchical structure called the Sathya Sai Organization. As of 2007, the chairman of the organization is the American Michael Goldstein. The logo of the Sathya Sai organization is a stylized lotus flower with the text of the five human values written in each petal. These are Love, Truth, Peace, Righteousness and Non-violence. This text version has replaced the old logo with the symbols of the main 5 or 6 world religions in the petals. The charter of the Sai Organization says that every member should undertake sadhana (spiritual discipline) as an integral part of daily life and abide by the following nine-points code of conduct. 1. Daily meditation and prayer. 2. Devotional singing/prayer with family members once per week. 3. Participation in the educational programmes conducted by the Organization for children. 4. Attendance at least once per month at group devotional programmes conducted by the Organization. 5. Participation in community service and other programmes of the Organization. 6. Regular study of Sai literature. 7. Putting into practice the principles of "ceiling on desires", utilising any savings thereby generated for the service of mankind. 8. Speaking softly and lovingly with everyone with whom one comes into contact. 9. Avoiding talking ill of others, especially in their absence. Sathya Sai Baba is the figurehead to a