Sai Baba Answers on Near Death Experiences offers clarity on a common misconception. Baba teaches that self-realization is achieved through living awareness and spiritual discipline, not through fleeting experiences near death. His guidance urges seekers to awaken now, while the breath still flows, and not postpone their soul’s journey.
Is There Life in the Universe Other Than on Earth? Baba’s cosmic lesson reveals that life could exist in unimaginable ways, beyond flesh, form, and earthly senses. Just as the universe holds infinite stars, it holds infinite possibilities. Life, as Consciousness, transcends human definitions, opening the heart to divine wonder.
Why does the universe seem fine-tuned for life? Baba explained using the Flatlander’s dilemma, our perception is limited, like two-dimensional beings seeing only slices of truth. Real wisdom lies not in external proof but in inner awakening. The fine-tuning we see may simply be a reflection of our own lens.
Through a serene exchange with a seeker, Sai Baba answers on existence and reality unfold like a dream from the ocean of consciousness. He explains that the universe is not a creation from void but an eternal unfolding, much like a movie playing on an infinite, ever-present cosmic screen.
Sai Baba answers why God is worshipped in countless ways because every soul seeks something unique, love, strength, wisdom. The formless takes form so we may reach it. In every image, every name, lies the same essence. One truth, many paths, all leading to the feet of the Divine.
Sai Baba answers about human suffering with quiet depth. Through stories of karma, unseen causes, and the illusion of fairness, he helps us understand that pain is not punishment but part of a soul’s journey, guided by unseen roots and past actions. What we see is only a ripple on the surface.
In the sacred shade of Shirdi's peepal tree, a seeker's dialogue with Sai Baba unfolds. The devotee grapples with existence, seeking wisdom. Sai Baba, smiling, urges inner exploration—the "I am" echoing the universe. The devotee, touched, learns the dance of oneness, embracing life's diversity. Under Shirdi's gaze, the quest transforms into a silent melody, resonating in awakened souls.
The post delves into the question of why Sai Baba smoked the chillum, drawing parallels to Ramkrishna Paramhans' fondness for food. Sai Baba's act was a conscious choice, reflecting His detachment from desires. He stayed in bodily form to guide devotees on the spiritual path, bridging the gap between religion and spirituality in Kaliyug.
In this insightful exploration, we delve into the intriguing realm of karma. Join us as we unravel the different categories and types of karma, shedding light on its intricacies and significance. Gain a deeper understanding of how karma manifests in various forms and influences our lives.
