Shirdi Sai Baba's philosophy about human births emphasizes the idea that every person is born with a specific purpose and that our lives are meant to be lived in service to others. According to Baba, the ultimate goal of human existence is to attain self-realization and union with the divine. By embracing the values of compassion, selflessness, and devotion, we can fulfill our destiny and find true happiness and fulfillment.
Sai Baba lived a simple life and His life was a message to all of us. Simple living and high thinking can be the mantra that we all can follow. This post discusses Baba's take on livelihood and how it can be implemented even today.
Sai Baba used to say, Poverty is better than Kingship, far better than Lordship. The Lord is always brother (befriender) of the poor."
Our actions should always be in the direction of not just making Baba happy with us but also having His confidence in us to be a stable human being emotionally.
Does Sai Baba Answer Prayers - This is a common question that will envelope a newbie devotee. For those who have been devotees for several years wonder why Sai Baba used to answer their prayers before and why not now? Check out this post to get THIS answer.
There is no hard and fast rule to do Naam Jaap. However still many are hesitant to think and brood over the question "How to do Naam Jaap perfectly". Bringing out the answer and gest of the topic in this post with the start of the series "Sai Prashnavali"
Unlock the mystical depths of "Anant Koti Brahmand Nayak," the sacred chant devoted to Sai Baba. Delve into its literal and spiritual significance, understanding why devotees joyfully sing praises to the supreme cosmic power, Shri Sachchidanand Sathguru Sainath.
Who Is Sai Baba's Fakir? - The post tries to highlight what Baba meant by addressing HImself as Fakir many times. Baba talked about His Sircar and an attempt has been made to analyze what He meant and conveyed to us.
This article discusses 11 promises made by Sai Baba. The promises are a message to His followers for which He descended on earth. The author explains that the promises are often misinterpreted due to distorted meanings when translated into other languages. The promises include assurance of deliverance from sufferings, defeating sorrow, and receiving Baba's help and blessings. The author provides their interpretation of each promise and emphasizes the importance of having intense faith in Baba, feeling His presence everywhere, and surrendering completely to Him. The article concludes that fulfilling of these promises is not unrealistic but requires devotion, faith, and trust in Baba.
