The theory of Karma (our deeds) is difficult to comprehend. We can recall the scientific principle of ‘Action and Reaction’. The theory of karma is of a similar type. We have to bear the consequences of our deeds whether immediately…
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.
Shirdi Sai Baba, a spiritual Master, taught that true happiness cannot be found in temporary pleasures of the senses. He taught that one should detach themselves from material desires and instead focus on inner peace and spirituality. Baba emphasized the importance of devotion and surrender to attain divine grace and true satisfaction. By following His teachings and philosophy, one can overcome the illusions of worldly pleasure and find everlasting happiness within.
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.
Shirdi Sai Baba had a deep understanding of the spiritual path and the role of devotion in it. He believed that there are nine types of devotion, each leading to a deeper understanding and connection with the divine. These nine types are Shravana, Kirtana, Smarana, Padasevana, Archana, Namaskar, Dasyam, Sakhyam, and Atmanivedanam. Each type of devotion represents a step on the ladder of spiritual growth, leading the devotee closer to ultimate enlightenment and union with the divine.
Continuing with the philosophies of Sai Baba we had seen a few sub-topics related to food in part 1 of this post. This post now covers the remaining sub-topics. Always Eating By Sharing With Others This message was conveyed by…
In our last post, we discussed at length Sai Baba’s philosophy about wealth. Now in this post, we shall see Sai Baba’s philosophy about food. This topic requires discussions on sub-topics such as non-vegetarian food, fasting, disregard for the offer…
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.
