MYSTERY OF MYSTERIES AND SUPER SAINT - SADGURU SAI NATH

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CHAPTER - XIX

THE ALLAH MALIKH OF SHIRDI

Baba always used to utter “ALLAH MALIKH” and says that He is slave to God.

My only intention is to prove with my little knowledge that Baba Himself is

“ALLAH MALIKH” i.e. God. A simple sample survey of Sai Satcharita proves

the same (from Shri Sai Satcharita of Sansthan and Sri Sai Leelamrutham of

Acharya Ekkilala Bhardwaja in Telugu).

It can be boldly and proudly said that Sai Baba of Shirdi is the most

Sampurna (complete) Avatara fof “DATTA”. Baba is quite a peculiar and

controversial personality. What everybody knows is that this unknown Fakir

is named and noted as ’SAI BABA of SHIRDI” only. No particulars of Baba

and biography are available till this moment. That is a speciality of this

“Avtara”. It is a judicial combination of Hindu, Muslim. His residence

was a dilapidated Masjid with the name of “DWARAKAMAI”. It is open for

all always. Hindu rights and Muslim customs are observed side by side

without any hitch under the noble, able guidance of this “SADGURU SAMRAT”.

Sree Rama Navami and Urus, the sandal procession, is continued till now in

the ‘abode of this secular God’ with Hindu, Muslims brotherhood.

Whoever enters into the “Darbar” of this “YOGIRAJA” with folded hands are

not permitted to go empty handed, unblessed even till this moment. This so

called mad old “FAKIR” is keeping up his promise that “DO NOT BE ANXIOUS

THAT I WOULD BE AWAY FROM YOU, YOU WILL HEAR MY BONES SPEAKING AND

DISCUSSING YOUR WELFARE”. So, ’our Father’ did not leave any ‘legal

heirs’, even though took ‘MAHASAMADHI’ in the year 1918. The only thing is

that ‘our Care-Taker’ is not physically present. This is also not correct

and proves my foolishness to say that ‘our Guru God’ is not physically

present as the past and present experiences of so many Sai Bandhus are still

proving that at the hour of need ‘this Shirdi mother’ is running physically

stretching His four hands to save his ‘Bhaktas”.

 

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