With Blessings of Shri Ganesh and Sri Sai Baba, on the occasion of Radhastami, offering humble tribute to Madhura Bhakti Shiromani RadhaKrishna Mai. Sai Baba described RadhaKrishna Mai as His mother. She was the Yoga Maya like the Yogini, who…
Previous Birth of Kakasaheb Dixit And His Cow It was morning of February 1st, 1912 when Lord Sai Baba returned from His Meditation from Lendi Baug, devotees had gathered in His Darbar for some Spiritual Treat. That day Deputy Collector…
We have already translated an incident of Mrs. Chandrabai Borkar and here is the link. In today’s post here is another incident where Lord Sai Baba runs to save Borkar couple from dangerous calamity. As hinted in last post, sharing…
Just before 12-15 days before Lord Sai Baba’s Samadhi Purandare and Kakasaheb were at Shirdi. Lord Baba literally forced them to go back to Mumbai. Initially they were hesitant to return as they had arrived few back. Lord Baba said…
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…
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.…
Baba used to live in a Masjid named Dwarkamai. The Masjid was named after Dwarka, the Karma Bhumi of Lord Krishna. Baba once told to His devotees about the history of Dwarkamai. One day, Lord Krishna and Queen Satyabhama were…
Listen to Podcast Kakasaheb Dixit Diary E-Book Series: Introduction, History and Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8 Chapter 9 Few more incidents are covered in this interesting chapter of diary…
