Shirdi Sai Baba/Meher Baba

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The following is excerpted from "Sai Baba, The Perfect Master",

published by K.K. Ramakrishnan, Meher Era Publications:

 

" THE EYES OF THE FAKIR

 

Why would people journey hundreds of miles from all over the Indian

subcontinent to see him? It was because of his eyes! The eyes of

this fakir were said to be LIGHT! Some would say, "Those

eyes!....His eyes must be made of light!" However one described

them, it was those eyes that eventually attracted thousands to him.

Upon looking into his eyes one would bow in worship at his feet.

 

Hidden in this extraordinary fakir was the Qutub-e-Irshad of the

age. This fakir was the head of the spiritual hierarchy and the

leading Perfect Master of his time. He who held the key to all

universes in his own hands appeared as ragged beggar in a small

village called Shirdi. In this beggar's hands the throes of the

universes were kept balanced! It may be difficult for a worldly

materialist to believe this, but it is a spiritual fact. If people

were told this peculiar holy man was completely responsible for

conducting or controlling World War I, they would say it was

ridiculous. But in the inner realms of spiritual realities, the

Qutubs or Sadgurus are the Masters of the universe and nothing ever

happens without their divine ordinance."

From Lord Meher, p. 66

 

Kathy