If you know Him as I know Him, you would call Him the Master of Creation..:: Meher Baba's words on Baba SAI..

•  You will never be able to understand thoroughly how great Sai Baba is. He is the very personification of perfection. If you know Him as I know Him, you would call Him the Master of Creation.

• His eyes were matchless. No one in the world has such eyes.

• In a way, the five Perfect Masters made me what I am, the Ancient One. He is my Grand Father.

• If there is real love, it is here. He is everywhere, and I am everywhere.

• This Fakir was the head of the spiritual hierarchy and the leading Perfect Master of his time. He who held the key to all worlds and universes in his very hands appeared as a ragged beggar in a small village called Shirdi.

Meher Baba once said :

"Sai Baba made me what I am, Babajan made me feel what I am and Upasani Maharaj made me know what I am".

SAI SAY's :

All God's are one SABKA MALIK EK. There is no difference between A Hindu & A Muslim.Mosque and Temple are the same.

“Ek Aise Bhavya Fakir Aayaa Hai, Jo Hinduo Ka Devataa Aur Musalmano Ka Peer Hai” : By Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans Ji..

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The meaning of "SAI" could be very well understood by reading ‘Shri Ramkrishna Vachnanamrut’ . One would be surprised to know that the meaning of the word is similar to the life of SAI Baba. It is more surprising that when Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans explained it, he was living in Bengal. Before we proceed to analyse the meaning of the word ‘SAI’, first some similarities between he lifestyle of Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans and Shirdi Sai Baba has to studied as the meaning has some relation of it.

Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans and Shirdi Sai Baba lived in almost similar ages. Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans birth was in the year 1837 and Sai Baba’s birth was in the year 1838 (approximately) . Both the saints had similarities in their thoughts and teachings. Both had said that all the religions are one. People of all religion go to the same God. People of all religions should live with brotherhood following this rule. Ram of Hindus, Allah of Muslims and Jesus of Christians are one and same. People call them by such names according to their castes and creed, but in the end they are calling only one God.

Both the saints have put the same question that though there exists similarity of Gods, then why people quarrel with each other? Why do they behave live fools? So it was emphasized that people should live in unison. Though the paths are different, everybody has to go the same place. It is said that saints know each other and are one with each other.

Once Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans was seated in a room of Dakshineshwar temple. The author of famous work ‘Shri Ramkrishna Vachnamrut’, Shri Master Maharaj was also present. At that time, Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans had explained the meaning of ‘SAI’ in his pravachan,

“In the opinion of power, the one who has acquired the world i.e. a Siddha Purush is said to be Koul, according to Vedant, it is Paramhans, so according to Boul Vaishnav (a sub custom of Bengal) it is called Sai. Boul Vaishnav of Bengal and Varkari of Maharastra are similar. So Sai is the last limit. When Boul’s became Siddha, it is called ‘SAI’.

There is total indifference in this situation. The people wear a necklace of which is half made up of cow’s bones and the other half is made up of tulsi (Tulsi is herb considered as auspicious as per Hindu tradition). This Siddha person follow and respect both Hindu and Muslim religion. He is ‘Neer” for Hindus and a ‘Peer’ for Muslims.

In this way, Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans has explained the meaning of word ‘Sai’. We can see the character of Sai Baba same as the meaning. Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans used to sing a bhajan

“Ek Aise Bhavya Fakir Aayaa Hai, Jo Hinduo Ka Devataa Aur Musalmano Ka Peer Hai”

One more surprising fact is that in the year 1886, Sai Baba took Samadhi for three days and in the same year, Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans had taken Samadhi. Saints only know their deeds, but there is no doubt that they both were one. They both knew each other’s deeds.

Thus it is clear from this that when Sai Baba first came to Shirdi, Goddess Saraswati only spoke in the voice of Mhalsapati "Aao SAI" (Come Sai).

Source : Translated from Gujarati Magazine ‘Dwarkamai’..

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Om Sai Ram

Yaadon Ki Dhundh Me SAI Aapki Parchaai Si Lagti Hai, Kaano Me Goonjti Shahnaai Si Lagti Hai, Aap Kareeb Hai To Apnapan Hai SAI, Varna Seene Me Saans Bhi Paraai Si Lagti Hai..!!

BABA SAI -- "SABKA MALIK EK"

The spiritual guru and redeemer of mankind, Sai Baba of Shirdi has been one of the greatest influencing gurus of the Modern times. As among the most popular Indian saints with an ever growing following of devotees, Sai Baba inspires an unflinching faith on his devotees with his clear cut mission to provide not only a spiritual awakening, but also saving the mankind from suffering and ignorance.

Mission Of Sai Baba Forsaking the worldly pleasure in his tender years Sai Baba came to Shirdi with a mission that sprang from the source of His free and redeemed spirit. His mission was self-allotted and that was to awaken the mankind to his true self and divine nature. He wanted to lead them to salvation by saving them from delusion and ignorance. Such is His benevolence that Sai Baba stands there eternally extending His helping hand to give solace to His children who are suffering and leading a wretched life devoid of any hope.

With the whole world under benevolence Sai Baba inspires an undying hope among the mankind. Thus, it is His sacred mission to awaken, elevate, transform and comfort His children. These may be the tangible missions of Sai Baba that ensure harmony all around. However, He had several bigger missions as well that encompassed the whole of universe and its administration including creation, sustenance and destruction. Ultimately, the mission of Sai Baba was to evolve human beings to the state of godliness, i.e., realizing the spiritual body in the mankind leading to their complete redemption and salvation. His powerful assurance ‘Why fear when I am hear’ has been the great source of strength among the ever growing number of Sai Baba’s devotees.

Sai Baba of Shirdi is the epitome of reverence a guiding force who generates supreme faith and confidence among his devotees looking for salvation and in quest of coming out of the drudgery of living. As a divine mother he is saturated with love for those who seek him. With his mission of making people about the divine consciousness and transcending the limits of mortal body, his teachings are guiding his devotees to the path of salvation. People are blessed who follow his teachings.

Teachings of SAI BABA

Among the teachings of Sai Baba of Shirdi there are the cardinal principles of Sai Path called ‘Shraddha’ and ‘Saburi’. Sai Baba looks for these two qualities in his devotees. Here are the teachings and philosophies of Sai Baba of Shirdi.

Shraddha

‘Shraddha’ is a Sanskrit word, which roughly means faith with love and reverence. Such faith or trust is generated out of conviction, which may not be the result of any rational belief or intellectual wisdom, but a spiritual inspiration. According to Sai Baba of Shirdi, steadfast love in God is the gateway to eternity. Baba’s teaching, both direct and indirect explicate the significance of ‘Shraddha’. Baba reiterates the spiritual guidance of Shri Krishna to Arjun – “Whosoever offer to Me with love or devotion, a leaf, a flower, a fruit or water, that offering of pure love is readily accepted by Me”.

Saburi

‘Saburi’; means patience and perseverance. Saburi is a quality needed throughout the path to reach the goal. This quality must be ingrained in a seeker from day one, least he looses his stride and leaves the path half way

Purity

For Sai Baba it was not the purity of the body but inner purity that mattered. No amount of physical and external cleansing would serve any purpose if the man remained impure in mind and heart. Therefore, Baba cautioned His devotees not to make austerity as an end itself, lest they should indulge in physical mortification.

Compassion

Himself an epitome of compassion and love, Sai Baba taught compassion among his disciples. Baba often told His devotees, ‘Never turn away anybody from your door, be it a human being or animal’.

Complete Surrender to the Guru

Sai Baba put Guru on a high pedestal of reverence. For Him Guru was the profound base of the path of devotion. Pointing to his physical frame, “This body is my house. I am not here. My Guru (Master) has taken me away”. He asked for complete surrender to the ‘Guru’.

Sai Baba’s Teachings through ‘Udi’ and ‘Dakshina’

Udi

Udi or the sacred ash was produced from the perpetual fire called ‘dhuni’ lit by Sai Baba in Dwarkamai at Shirdi. Explaining the meaning of life He would refer to Udi and taught that like Udi all the visible phenomena in the world are transient. Through this example Sai Baba wished to make his devotees understand the sense of discrimination between the unreal and the real. Udi taught the devotees discrimination or vivek.

Dakshina

Sai Baba would demand ‘Dakshina’ or alms from those who visited him. This explained the sense of non-attachment to worldly things. Hence Dakshina taught the devotees non-attachment or Vairagya.

“Om Sai Ram”

Jab Bhi Mujhko Yaad Karoge Mein Aaunga..

Jab Bhi Mujhko Yaad Karoge Mein Aaunga
Shirdi Ki Samadhi Mein Mere Praan Base Hain

Tyaag Shareer Chala Jaunga, Teri Khatir Mein Aaunga
Jo Bhi Shirdi Mein Ayega, Mein Aapda Dur Karuga
Dekh Bula Kar Hum To Tere Dil Mein Base Hain
Shirdi Ki Samadhi Mein Mere Praan Base Hain

Buddha Purnima Ki Shubh Kaamnayen..

Bhudham Sharanam Gachami, Sangam Sharanam Gachami, Dharmam Sharanam Gachami, Saieesa Sharanam Gachami..
Om Sai Shree Sai Jai Jai Sai..

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Har Janm Mai Mujhe Maa Ki Jarurat Parthi Hai.. :: SAI
Jai Sai Maa
Baba Bless Us All..