Nine Gems Of Devotion To Sai (Sai Bhakti)
The way of living of saints is really very sweet even though it seems to be full of hardships. They have manifested for us on this earth, since God Himself could not come in the form of human beings. Saints…
The way of living of saints is really very sweet even though it seems to be full of hardships. They have manifested for us on this earth, since God Himself could not come in the form of human beings. Saints…
A poor man named Laxmanrao Govindrao Munge lived in Nashik. He used to sit in the compound of Nashik court. He did some documentation work and at the end of the day he earned only one rupee or one and…
These extracts are written by Late Shri Hari Vinayak Sathi in Sai Leela Magazine published in 1923. One of my relative was a lawyer in High Court. Once he went to Shirdi for Baba’s darshan. It was his first trip…
Book Review : SHRI SAI SAROVAR FROM SHRI SAI LEELA FEBRUARY 1988 This unique life history of Shri Sai Baba consisting of 1500 pages in demy size and in two volumes has been recently (i.e. on 12 July 1987) published…
Shirdi Sai Baba and Shama had a unique relationship as they were relatives for past 72 births. Thus they both loved each other very deeply. They shared most of the time together and due to this Shama was greatly benefited.…
Laxmanrao Kulkarni Ratnaparkhi was maternal uncle of Madhavrao Deshpande. He was a resident of Shirdi itself. He was an orthodox Brahmin. He used to follow the laws of touchability and religious rites very rigorously. As Laxmanrao was the maternal uncle…
Shirdi Sai Baba gave warning of the calamities which would befall on His devotees well in advance and the following two incidents reveal the fact. There was a carpenter called Kondya in Shirdi, who was devotee of Sai Baba. One…
The following is an excerpt from letter written on 18/2/1920 by Shri Nilkanth Ramchandra Sahasrabhuddhe citing his experiences………One of Sai’s hands was wounded. He used to tie a bandage so tightly around it that anyone else would be in unbearable…
The following incidents that the devotees who left Shirdi without Baba’s permission had to pay for their deed. Once, a religious story-teller, Nanasaheb Chandorkar and two other gentlemen went for Darshan of Sai. After Darshan, the story-teller was eager to…