Continuing with the translated stories of Prof. Narke from ‘Sai Sarovar‘, here is yet another story wherein Prof. Narke again gets proof of Sai Baba’s pervasiveness and omnisence. In the year 1913, Shirdi was again dawn with plague epidemic. Witnessing…
Sai Ramji Dear Sai Readers, A need to develop and maintain another blog of Sai Baba was felt as experiences of devotees are pouring in day by day. Also a thought to make this blog user friendly and a simple…
Gopalrao Buti’s son-in-law’s name was Ganpatrao Narke. In the year 1909, he passed M.A. examination with high marks. The government of Madhya Pradesh awarded him with scholarship for further studies. He was sent to Manchestor city of England. There he…
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Shirdi Sai Baba used to perform every thing which an ordinary human being performs. In fact, every act of His was a glimpse of Param Pita (Foremost Father) God which is situated in that body and we call it a…
These days many mails are being circulated with subject line “Shirdi Chamatkar”, “Shirdi”, “Don’t Ignore this mail”. Such chain mails contain instructions to be forwarded the same mail to 10, 20 or 30 other people and attract good luck with…
From last few weeks I have been posting stories related to Kakasaheb Dixit, an intimate devotee of Sai Baba. In this post we shall dead how Baba gave him a peaceful death and then proceed to stories of another devotee…
Hariprasad Dixit alias Kakasaheb Dixit was born in a Brahmin family in a taluka named Khandva in Madhya Pradesh in the year 1864. His primary education was completed in Khandva and Hingan Ghat, after that he took admission in Alfiston…
Sai Baba was not only popular in Maharashtra region, but His fame reached to many other states of India too. Baba was worshipped in almost all the houses of Madhya Pradesh. Out of them there was a staunch devotee of…
