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THE GLORY OF SHIRDI SAI

Third Year of Publication

Published as Bi-Weekly

Issue 17 / 2005

18-08-2005

Please visit our Web site: http://www.saidarbar.org

 

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THIS ISSUE CONTAINS

 

1. FOUNDATION STONES FOR THE SPIRITUAL LIFE

2. SAI'S NEWS FROM TIME MACHINE

3. FOOT STEPS OF HOLY FEET

4. SAIBANISA OFFERS PRANAMS TO …..

5. SAI IN DREAMS

6. QUINTESSENCE OF SRI SAIBABA'S PHILOSOPHY

7. DEVOTEES EXPERIENCES

8. SPIRITUAL GEMS FROM SAI SATCHARITRA

9. SAI WITH CHILDREN

10.ARTICLES FROM SAI DEVOTEES

11.LETTERS FROM SAI DEVOTEES

12.TELUGU SECTION

13.SANATANA DHARMA & SRI SHIRDI SAIBABA

14.SANATANA DHARMA – NEWS FROM ABROAD

15.SAI'S BOOK WORLD

16.FROM SAI ORGANISATIONS

17.EDITORIAL.

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1. FOUNDATION STONES FOR THE SPIRITUAL LIFE:

Rajeswari Kasturi, Saidarbar – Hyderabad.

From the Satsanghs of Saibanisaji

http://www.angelfire.com/celeb2/saidarbar/pages/S3500055.htm

 

 

61. You should know that the relationships with the relatives and

friendship with friends are like passing clouds in the sky and like

floating logs in the river. They some times meet and some times they

disperse. A wise person will not bother for the good and bad happenings

with friends and relatives.

 

62. You should know that a wise person will neither get excited for

the

praises nor depressed for the criticism and he maintains equilibrium.

 

63. If you are interested to enter the Spiritual life, give least

importance for the money, fear not the death and lastly the attachment

towards kith and kin.

 

64. The way the day and night follows one after one, similarly in human

life sorrows and happiness will follow one after one. When you know

this

phenomenon, why do you entertain fear in the life?

 

65. The way you accept the medicines from the herbs available in the

forest to cure your illness, sometimes you should also be prepared to

accept the help from the persons who are unknown to you thinking that

they are God sent one.

 

66. You should know that your wisdom is your money, your greediness is

your enemy, your character is your beauty and your happiness is your

health.

 

67. The food you offer to your guest will be digested with in no time

but the food you have offered with affection and love will be in his

memories for his life long. So always offer the food with love and

affection.

 

68. You should know that half your life will go in the sleeping,

remaining half will go in your child hood, youth and old age. Try to

utilize your youth for constructive work in the life so that you will

not repent in the life.

 

To be Continued…

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2. SAI'S NEWS FROM THE TIME MACHINE:

 

Shravan 1912: Gurusthan Padukas were installed under the neem tree in

Shirdi.

 

Shravan 1914: H.H.Shri.Vasudevananda Saraswathi (Tembe Swami) left for

His heavenly abode at Gardueshwar on the banks of river Narmada in

Gujarat at the age of 80 years.

 

Shravan 1941: Shri.Narayana Maharaj of Kedgaon left the mortal coils at

the age of 56 years at Bangalore.

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3. FOOT STEPS OF THE HOLY FEET –10

From http://www.saidarbar.org

EXPERIENCES OF SAI.BA.NI.SA WITH SHIRDI SAI

 

Let me request and focus your attention to 40th chapter of Sai Sat

charitra where in Sai during the year 1917 has promised to Hemadri

panth in his dream that he would visit their house on ' HOLI ' the

festival of colors for having lunch . This promise he fulfilled and

arrived in the form a photograph just before their lunch time. Similar

experience which I have undergone is narrated under this experience to

show that Sai is continuing to extend his humble grace even now, as he

was doing to his devotees in the past while alive.

 

It was during the month of March 1996, on a Sunday morning hours, Sai

appeared in the form of my establishment's Chief Executive and

conveyed that he would come to my house for lunch. This message I have

duly passed on to my wife as she has to prepare extra food for the

guest to come. My wife although a Sai devotee was doubtful about the

possibility of my chief's visit as we do not have family contacts with

him. However from her side she went ahead with her preparations. My

consciousness was firm that some one uninvited would definitely come

by lunch time.

 

It was past one' o clock and none turned up and my wife unable to

withstand hunger commenced her lunch at two' o clock. By now I was

turning a bit shaky, but my belief was still firm that he would come

in some form or other. My mind was oscillating like a simple pendulum

between her nagging on one side and my belief on the other side. In

state of helplessness I too commenced my lunch mechanically without

any appetite for eating. At the fag end of my lunch, our door bell

gave a ring and my joy knew no bounds to find a lower cadre employee

of our organization and a good acquaintance of mine stepped with words

that he has come to say a hello to me.

 

Normally nobody from my office have the habit of visiting me at my

house. How come this could happen? It is only on initiation of Sai

this could take place. The words uttered by him are more significant

to the present context as he said that on completion of his shift

duties he was on his way back home and felt strong desire to see me.

As the Bus touched our corner street he got down to see me. Now I was

in a fix whether I should offer him lunch or not, but my wife

expressed her opinion that it is not our tradition to offer left over

food items to a guest as it violates the principle of '

ATHIDHIDEVOBHAVA '. However she came forward with a suggestion to

offer him freshly prepared snacks (a fast food item) .He was offered a

plate full and without any hesitation he consumed all of it. Later he

had a glass of water and stepped out with a soft smile. The gentle

smile reminded me of Sai's promise that he would go to any extent to

keep up his word. Of course one may have to undergo through trials and

testing periods to be ultimately blessed by

him.

BOW TO SAI PEACE TO ALL

To be Continued…

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4. SAIBANISA OFFERS PRANAMS TO " MUKTABAI "

Muktabai: The soul of a saintly family

Curtesy: BY MEERA S SASHITAL

 

The story of Muktabai is chiefly bound up with that of Jnanadev, one

of her brothers. The other two brothers being Nivritti and Sopan. They

were the four children of Vitthalpant and Rukmabai Kulkarni of

Apegaon, who lived on the banks of the river Godavari near Pai then in

Alandi.

Muktabai was the youngest child and has been regarded as the

incarnation of Devi Saraswati or Adi-Shakti. Nivritti is regarded as

the incarnation of Lord Shiva, Jnanadev as the incarnation of Sri

Krishna, and Sopan as the incarnation of Brahma. Vitthalpant even from

his tender age was very religious minded. He left his house for

Varanasi and took up Sanyasa.

Swami Ramananda initiated him into the order of anchorites and named

him Chaitanyananda thinking he was unmarried. Rukmabai at Alandi spent

her days praying to God for the return of her husband. Twelve years

later,Ramananda was on his way Rameshwar when he happened to meet

Rukmabai at Alandi, who told him that Chaitanyananda, was her husband.

Ramanandareturned to Varanasi and send for Chaitanyananda. He orders

him to return to Alandi immediately and lead his earlier householder's

life. Vitthalpant obeys, returns to his wife and resumes the

Grishasta's(householder) duty.

 

In due course of time four children were born to them. As mentioned

above they were Nivritti, Jnanadev, Sopan and Muktabai. Vitthalpant

taught his children all that was necessary for a Brahmin to know and

they become quite learned in scriptures. But the people of Alandi

ostracized them saying that a monk could not become a householder

again, and, as such the children could not be invested with the sacred

thread.

Extremely disheartened, Vitthalpant and his wife gave up their lives

by throwing themselves into the Ganges at Prayag. The four children

were left as orphans and had to live on alms. Muktabai was taken great

care by her brothers. They tried to persuade the Brahmins to invest

them with the sacred thread but were outrightly refused. Jnanadev

challenged the Brahmins by making a buffalo recite the Vedas. He

proved that true Brahmanism consisted in having a pure heart and

conduct, and not in rituals and plain dogmas.

 

Jnanadev became a great scholar and wrote his famous Jnaneshwari, an

exposition of the Bhagavad Gita in the Marathi language. He held

religious discourses and spend his time with Namdev and other great

saints at Pandharpur during festivals. Muktabai too having undergone

sufferings since childhood with her brothers was influenced by her

brothers' endurance, knowledge and philosophy. Like her brothers, she

was also revered and honoured. By now she had attained sainthood, and

was even initiating others into spirituality. There are many legendary

stories related to her supernatural powers and ability as a spiritual

guide. One of these anecdotes tells us that once Jnanadev with his

brothers and sister had gone to the Pandharpur temple. Saint Namdev,

who always lived there, was also sitting near the image of the deity.

He thought he was dearer to Lord Vithoba since he was always near Him.

Jnanadev and his brothers prostrated before the deity as also Namdev.

Muktabai, however, who could read the innermost thoughts of others,

saluted the Lord but did not do so to Namdev saying ``Mere staying in

the company of God does not make a man worthy of salute. Namdev does

not deserve any since he has had no spiritual guide as yet''. A

discussion took place and finally it was decided to go to Gora

Kumbhar, the potter,the well known saint, to judge whether Namdev was

a perfect saint or not.

 

Namdev, accordingly, goes with Jnandev and others to Gora Kumbhar at

the temple of Pandharpur, where other great saints like Changdev,

Rohidas, Chokamela, Savta and many other saints had assembled for a

kirtan. Muktabai wanted to put Namdev on the right path of knowledge

and so asked the potter, Gor Kumbhar, to test all the saints assembled

therewhether they were perfect. The potter's test was always to tap

the pots in order to find out if they were well baked. Gora Kumbhar

taps the heads of all, but when he came to Namdev and tapped his head

he exclaimed ``This pot is not well baked.'' Namdev ran to Lord

Krishna and narrated the whole thing. Sri Krishna told him that it was

true and that he was kachcha (raw), ill-baked and had not attained the

highest realization. Lord Krishna tells him to go to Kecharswami, a

disciple of Jnanadev for initiation. Vinoba proves to Namdev that

there was not a place devoid of God's presence in this world. It was,

therefore, foolish on his part to consider himself superior to other

saints who could not

be at Pandharpur. After this enlightenment of Namdev, Gora, Muktabai

acknowledged him a great saint and Muktabai made her obeisance to him.

 

Another legend tells us about Muktabai being the spiritual guide of

Changdev Vateshwar, a yogi living on the bank of the river Tapi. Once

Muktabai and her brothers were sitting in the Ashram when Changdev

happened to pass by. Muktabai was, of course fully clad, but she

appeared to Changdev as unclad and at once turned away. Muktabai then

told him that he was not perfect as he still had a complex of sex and

shame and did not see God in every being. These words of Muktabai had

great effect on him and he eradicated this weakness through intense

sadhana. Changdev wished to make Jnanadev his Guru, but Jnanadev said

that Muktabai was the right spiritual Guru instead of himself.

Changdev has made many references to Muktabai in his Abhangs. Muktabai

had the gift of composing verses. She tells us that she was awakened

to spiritual consciousness by the grace of Nivritti. In her Abhang,

she compares the grace of Nivritti to the bank of a river, across

which she was able to reach by the grace of Nivritti. Many of her

preachings toChangdev in the form of Abhangs became very famous. But

her most popular Abhanga is the Tatiche Abhanga (The song of the Door).

 

What inspired Muktabai to compose the Abhang Tatiche Abhanga was an

incident related to Jnanadev, who was once annoyed with the people

around him and locked himself u in his hut. When Muktabai heard this,

she composed some Abhangs advising him that it does not befit a saint

to be upset over follies of the world. In this Abhang she says ``An

ascetic is pure in mind and forgives the offences of people. If the

world is hot as fire owing to exasperation, a sage should with

pleasure be cool as water. If people hurt them with weapons of words,

saints should treat those remarks as pieces of advice. This universe

is a single piece of cloth woven with the one thread of Brahman, so

please open the door, O Jnaneshwar.'' Muktaba's life was brief but she

enlightened thousands of people by her striking personality, which

helped to enhance the greatness of her brothers too. She was struck by

lightening and reached the abode of God when she was barely eighteen.

Muktabai is honoured to this day and regarded as one of the pioneers

of the Varakari cult. The couplet ``Nivritti, Jnanadev, Sopan,

Muktabai, Eknath, Tukaram'' is still recited by the devotees of the

Lord Vitthal of Pandharpur in their bhajans or devotional songs.

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5. SAI IN DREAMS:

 

These are the dream sequences and messages as received by SAIBANISA

from

our beloved GURU LORD SAINATH OF SHIRIDI. In Anticipation that this

feature will help in one's spiritual growth are hereby compiled from

his

personal Diary and presented to SAIBANDHUS.

 

Translated and presented by RAGHU RAMAN SATULURY.

 

Dated: 25-10-1993.

 

The dream message for the day was - Vegetables however costly they

might be, need to be boiled before consumption for easy digestion. In

the same way irrespective of the religion, one must practice (Sadhana)

to understand and attain God.

 

Spiritualism is the only path to reach God.

 

Dated: 28-10-1993.

 

I was finding it difficult in translating Arthur Osborne's Book on Sai

and I prayed on him to see that I commit no mistakes and bless me in

fulfilling that task. Sai visited my house in the form an Executive of

a big Establishment. He was dressed in full white and came in a white

car. He took my wife and me for a dinner in a star Hotel that we

readily agreed to. I refused hot drinks on the ground that I left the

habit long ago. My wife was ordered with some soft drinks and food to

eat. For me he ordered a drink titled Brose. The waiter got me the

drink that was very hot. In haste I burnt my lips and I got up from my

sleep. My wife was comfortably sleeping by my side and no body around.

I consulted my friends and no body could throw any light on what Brose

is. I put a test and said to myself that if Sai's arrival in the form

of the executive is correct, I should get the meaning of the word too.

I opened up the Dictionary and found the meaning as " A simple and

nutritious food made by pouring hot water or milk on Oatmeal " . In my

mother tongue it meant Ganji – a poor man's food. I was happy for the

blessings given. I went ahead the task with renewed vigour.

 

Tasks undertaken for the betterment of the society are always

encouraged.

 

Dated: 11-11-1993.

 

The day passed off peacefully and I prayed Sainath to show me the way

to get rid of the habit of hatred. As usual the call was answered and

I felt very happy. I was brushing my teeth in the morning. I was not

spitting out the foam but was gulping it down. Teeth were cleaned but

the wash to be discarded went in to my body. An unknown person

cautions me on that and its ill effects. I got up from sleep and

realized that Hatred is to be removed from our mind and body,

otherwise it will percolate down and ruin us. The person further

warned me adopt an easy path and not to fall prey to the unethical

practices. Ego should be totally shed.

 

No use in washing dirty linen unless the heart is pure.

 

To be continued…..

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6. QUINTESSENCE OF SRI SAIBABA'S PHILOSOPHY:

(By Late Sri Bharam UmamaheswaraRao)

" Shashi " : shashi_31

 

17. Religion

Religion perfects our life and we live for mankind. Prophets of

humanity sacrificed their lives to safe guard this truth of get and

give, live and love, seek and serve. Saints in all religions loved

humanity and truth and held us their guiding light to humanity. This

is Religion.

All religions teach us to live in truth and be the light to serve

humans on the way to unite with the Eternal One.

Religion is to realize our origin and goal. Gurus are many but the

Truth is one. Religions are many but realization is one. Paths are

many but the goal is one. Books are many but the look is one only. The

goal of all religions is to realize the inner look and that is the

sole outlook of all religions to realize the unique `I' and MINE.

I am AUM; Aham Brahmasmi; Tat Twam Asi. The `I' in the heart's core is

God. You are that. He is that and everything is that.

Now in every religion, differences and divisions arise, but such

differences are but natural and inevitable in the practice of various

religions, principles and teachings and also among different sections.

Due to passage of time, degeneration has crept in every religion in

the application of its principles in actual practice.

The Gita says at such times God Himself descends as an Avatar to

restore Dharma laying stress on essentials of religious achievements.

In Hindu dharma sastras, it is said for revitalizing practice of

Dharma by the people, Holy men of Supreme intelligence and wisdom are

born from time to time. Thus, the advent of Sri Sai Baba, Buddha etc,

they are such renounced personalities born to help and destroy many

meaningless practices that were in vogue till then and they tried to

restore the correct principles and showed the way of putting them into

practice by their teachings, reestablishing faith and devotion to God.

 

To be continued…..

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7. DEVOTEES EXPERIENCES:

" Venkateswara Rao Uppala " venkateshuppala

Tue, 2 Aug 2005 06:17:14 -0700 (PDT)

Experience with BABA

 

Second Experience:

2. Two weeks back I started doing Sai Satcharitra parayana, and during

the second day, I remembered the above incident and felt a strong

desire to visit this temple after completing parayana on the following

Thursday. I also felt that I should go with my close friend, Sri

VenkataRamana Garu who is also a staunch devotee of Shirdi SaiBaba.

 

I called him and he readily agreed to come with me. We decided to go

on Friday, 29th July 2005.

We started at 6:20 in the morning, and it was a 210 miles drive and

would have taken us 3 hours plus to reach. We had a wonderful travel

and did not realize how the time passed. During the drive we were

discussing so many spiritual topics and BABA's experiences. The topic

came about chanting of Gayatri mantra and my friend told me that it

need to be received by a GURU for effectiveness and the procedure to

chant. I used to chant this mantra on my own few years back

but discontinued it later. So I thought, when my Guruji visits USA

this year, I shall receive this mantra from him. We visited Lord

Venkateswara temple first, spent few hours there and later went to

Shirdi Sai Baba's temple which is few miles from there.

 

We reached around 11:30. When we entered the temple, we saw to our

amazement, an american dressed in traditional yellow Pancha and top

performing Kubera Yagna and his wife was assisting him with the help

of Sri Panduranga Rao, who built this temple. We were standing and

looking, when Sri Panduranga Rao requested us also to participate. Sri

American (sorry, I do not remember his name) looked back, smiled and

said KOORCHONDI (Sit down in Telugu). We were stunned to see him speak

Telugu. His wife arranged for a mat and he insisted that we must sit

on the mat. We performed yagna for about half an hour. Later the noon

aarthi was performed by playing it on the temple's PA system. Being a

working day there were just eight devotees plus Sri Panduranga Rao and

the temple secretary. After the aarathi was over, the tape was

stopped, prasadam was distributed and others left.

 

We were discussing with the american couple as to how they became

devotees of Shirdi SaiBaba.

They informed us that they are from Hawaii and are planning to build

Shridi Sai Baba temple there. Later, Sri Panduranga Rao left with the

american couple. So we were the only two present in the temple. I

requested Raman Garu that I would like to do meditation for five

minutes and then we will start back. I started meditating and Ramana

garu was sitting nearby. After few minutes into meditation, we heard

GAYATRI mantra on the temple PA system. It was chanted Only once and

stopped. I tried to continue my meditation and after five

minutes, looked for Ramana Garu. He was in the adjoining room. When I

saw him, he asked me excitedly if I too heard the Gayatri mantra. I

said yes. He said when he sat with me, he thought and requested BABA

to show his presence in some or the other way. After hearing this

mantra, he went and looked to see if anybody else was present and

playing any tape.

He found nobody except us. The secretary also had left after locking

the temple office. We were so much happy and felt that BABA obliged

RamanaGaru's request and at the same time gave me the Gayatri mantra.

I am delighted to receive this mantra from none other than our beloved

SAIBABA. While driving back we did not know how the time passed.

Obviously we were enjoying this wonderful experience. It was like you

are floating on the water in a pond with eyes closed and feeling the

gentle waves and the cool air breeze touching your body, and listening

to the occasional chirping of birds!

BABA bless US ALL,

Venkateswara Rao

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liai05

7/29/2005 03:09:13 -0600

SaiRam!

I had a dream before the earthquake & tzunami (the greatest disaster)

happened in Aceh & Meulaboh. It was 26 December 2004, about

03.00-04.00 am, I was dreaming. I saw Sai Baba with orange cloth was

standing in front of the big building, He standing right in front of

the entrance door, and it was the only door of the building. The door

was open and Baba standing there to let some people to get inside the

building. It seems like Baba is the owner of the building. I saw

people get in a hurry and Baba let them in.

At the moment I did not know what happened but people seems like to

look for a shelter... then.i went to the building in a hurry with

curious and shy. (Cause I afraid that Baba might not let me in). When

I saw Baba. I pay homage with fold hand and said " Baba, please forgive

my fault (mistake), forgive my wrong words to what I have done " and

Baba rise his hand and let me in. I was so happy that Baba let me in.

Then I woke up.

In the morning about 08.15, while combing my hair after taken bath the

earth quake happened and the worst damage was in Aceh & Meulaboh.

At the moment I was in my brother's house in Pangkalan Brandan (about

600 km from Aceh) and we did felt the great moving but thanks GOD no

damage happend to us.

I believe Sai Baba had protected us and bless us. I feel grateful and

more believe with Sai Baba. Even though I live so far away from Baba,

but Baba is very kind to give me a dream.

 

Yanti,

Indonesia

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8. SPIRITUAL GEMS FROM SAI SATCHARITRA

 

Venkateswaraswamy Swarna " swamysv & swamymain

 

Sai Ram. Let us continue with the wonderful teachings of Baba on the

important topic of Brahma Jnan. Sai Ram.

 

(2) Virakti or a feeling of disgust with the things of this world and

the next. Unless a man feels disgusted with the things, emoluments and

honors, which his action would bring in this world and the next, he

has no right to enter into the spiritual realm.

 

Sai Ram. It is known that once a little progress is made on the

spiritual path and by God's and Guru's grace, the sense of suffocation

from one's desires becomes a little less, the progress becomes slow

and the sensual desires (the same Kama) return albeit in a subtle

manner. So unless one develops a very strong sense of disgust to these

desires and to the very subtle working of the ego, one cannot progress

further on the spiritual path. Many times, the religious practices

that one takes up as a part of one's sadhana become bonds. The rituals

that one practises (the yagnas etc.) do offer potent rewards.

Similarly, the japa, tapas etc. do give rewards in heaven. If the

sadhaka is attracted by these rewards, the entry to the spiritual

realms is barred.

 

Attachments to anything are impediments to the spiritual path. Desires

for honor, fame etc. are much more difficult to get rid of than say

desire for food.

 

(3) Antarmukhata (introversion). Our senses have been created by God

with a tendency to move outward and so, man always looks outside

himself and not inside. He who wants self-realization and immortal

life, must turn his gaze inwards, and look to his inner Self.

 

Sai Ram. The external world is supposed to reflect the inner world.

Since it is difficult to introspect and see the working of Maya, in

the beginning introspection is not easy. But with Guru's grace, the

sadhaka soon develops the skill. One should watch one's reactions

(one's ego's reactions) to external stimuli. The reactions come

because the seeds of vasanas (attachments) that are deep rooted are

not easily got rid of and start sprouting, long after a sadhaka thinks

that he has overcome them. The inner Self (the ego) has several layers

acquired over a number of births and one has to start peeling them

with intense spiritual sadhana. A sense of superiority (that one has

become holier) may arise and is certainly a trick of the ego, a test

to the sadhaka. Thus Antarmukhatva is extremely important, especially

since other people, however close they may be or however they may be

wishing well, cannot tell the sadhaka his defects and sometimes, even

if they tell him, his ego will not allow

him to accept the external inputs. But however unwilling one may be to

listen to others, sooner or later, one starts listening to the inner

voice. This is the benefit of introspection.

 

Sai Ram. We will continue with the teachings of Baba in the next

issue. Sai Ram.

 

Swamy

To be Continued…….

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9. SAI WITH CHILDREN:

http://www.saidarbar.org/HTML/portraits/7.jpg

 

Smt. Madhu Gopal Ravada, Saidarbar, Hyderabad.

Hello Children! I am Madhu aunty. Do you know Baba use to play with

children and used to tell stories to them? I felt children visiting

Saidarbar should be entertained with good stories. Baba told before He

took His Maha Samadhi that He is Muralidhar and would like to play in

Booty Wada (Samadhi Mandir) with His devotees. So far you have enjoyed

Krishna Leelas. Baba has also established his identity with Lord Sri

Rama. Now I will take you through our epic Ramayan. Tell your parents

to read the Glory of Shirdi Sai – Bi-weekly E-magazine and narrate Ramayan

from this magazine.

 

RAMA –RAVANA BATTLE:

 

Ravana was filled with unbounded fury when he came to know of

Meghanad's death and the deceitful manner in which he was killed. All

the princes who had gone to the battle field were killed there. Now he

had no alternative but to wake his sleeping brother. Kumbakarana, who

slept for six months in a year. Accompanied by soldiers, a large

number of drum beaters and enormous quantities of food and wine to

quench his brother's hunger and thirst, Ravana reached the palace

where Kumbhakarna was asleep. They heard the doors and windows

rattling which was caused byKumbhakarna's snorings. By the beating of

hundreds of drums any how the giant was wakened and given enormous

food and wine to quench his hunger and thirst. Then Ravana told him of

the calamity that had befallen them.

" How could mere mortal human beings and monkeys create so much havoc

and kill Meghanad? " Kumbhakarna wondered. Before going to the battle

field Kumbhakarna promised to his brother, Ravana, that he would wipe

out all his enemies single handed.

 

With his mace in his hand Kumbhakarna marched alone to the battle

field. Terror and panic ran across Rama's army as they saw the

mountain like Kumbhakarna advancing towards them. He started to make

mince meat of horde of monkeys, apes and bears. They started running

in fear. He took hold of Sugreeva and ran towards Lanka. The jubilant

demons at such a complete victory followed him. But the victory was

short lived. Sugreeva freed himself any how and ran back to Rama.

Kumbhakarna ran towards Rama shouting that he would wipe out the

entire army of monkeys.

But Rama did not let him cause any further harm. Rama used his divine

weapons at him which cut him to pieces and he fell dead. Hundreds of

monkeys were crushed under the pieces of his dead body.

 

News of Kumbhakarna's fate reached Ravana. He was not dismayed, nor

did he entertain any idea of surrendering, rather he decided to meet

Rama in the battle field and fight to his last breath. With a huge

army Ravana rode in his chariot with full royal splendour. Seeing the

mighty demon king Ravana, the so called ten headed conqueror of the

three worlds, every one was awe- struck. A fierce battle started. Both

the armies clashed each other tooth and nail. It was no ordinary

fight. Ravana,Rama and Lakshmana used all the divine weapons in their

possession.

When Lakshmana broke his chariot, Ravana got into another chariot. Now

a war of divine weapons ensued between Rama and Ravana. The invincible

Ravana was giving Rama a tough fight. Streams of blood flowed and

there was unimaginable destruction on both sides. No one was likely to

be defeated neither Rama nor Ravana. Both appreciated each other's

bravery and warfare skills. Whenever Rama chopped off his head by his

divine weapon,

Ravana got a new head. Rama was losing his heart and he was unable to

think a way to kill mighty Ravana. Until he killed Ravana, Rama could

not redeem his pledge to Sita. " How? " was a big question to Rama. The

question was answered by Vibhishana who came to Rama's rescue.

Vibhishana told Rama of the secret of Ravana's death. He said, " You

can kill Ravana only by Brahmastra. "

 

Hearing this Rama fixed the Brahmastra, given to him by the sage

Agastya, on is bow with chanting of mantras and cast the weapon at

Ravana. Ravana knew that vibhishana had betrayed him. The infallible

Brahmastra did the work it was shot for and then returned to Rama's

quiver. Ravana fell on the ground. The mighty ten-headed demon king

Ravana, the conqueror of the three worlds, breathed his last, in the

dust. Loud cries of victory rented the air. Rama's camp started

rejoicing the victory, while Lanka lamented the death of their

glorious king. Rama ordered that Ravana be cremated with full royal

honours. Vibhishana performed the last rites of his brother. Then,

after the days of mourning were over, coronation of Vibhishana took

place in Lanka with great pomp and show.

 

To be Continued……

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10. ARTICLES FROM SAI DEVOTEES:

" Sankaraiah Dubagunta " sainama

An Atheist Builds Sai Mandir

 

(Though this was published article in Shree Saileela 25 years ago now

written from a different angle for the benifit of innumerable Sai

devotees of the present day.Let us note the divine hand of Sri

Sainath).

 

Shri Keshav ramachandra pradhan, native of Bhivapuri road near Mumbai

was a noted atheist from the beginning of his life. Sai Maharaja in

his own mysterious way pulled him to Shirdi and turned into a staunch

theist as narrated below. He was pulled to Shirdi through his friend

who was a regular visitor to shirdi. Pradhan also used to go

officially to Manmad,Kopergaon for collections. Once he had agreed to

accompany his friend to Shirdi on condition he should not be forced to

see Baba. They rented a room. Pradhan stayed back. At 12'0 clock noon

Arati bells began to ring.

This sound had magnetic effect on Pradhan by dragging him towards

Dwarakamai. Pradhan went into trance after stepping into the place.

 

After Arati all left except pradhan. Baba called him near and asked

for dakshina. He had an amount of rupees two thousand and five hundred

rupees including money collected on behalf of his Parsee employer. In

that trance he gave entire amount. He was at a loss as to do what

after coming to normalcy from trance ...He was short of cash for going

to Bombay except a gold ring. He engaged a Tonga and gave gold ring

for sale. A tall suited gentleman who observed this not only paid

Tonga fare but also purchased ticket for Bombay.(Dear Readers who

could be the gentleman ?) on his return to Bhivanipuri he sent a

letter to his employer stating he was unwell the employer replied that

he could attend the office later as he received double the amount.

This news made the 'atheist' in pradhan to disappear the tiny seed of

devotion sown at Shirdi has sprouted. Pradhan prayed " Oh! Baba I am a

sinner.

 

So far I remained away from you and did not acceed to the request of

my friend to come to your lotus feet but you have now favoured me by

your grace and I am sure all my sins must have now been wiped out. " In

one of pradhan's visits to Shirdi in 1916 Baba handing over a replica

of himself said " Go back to Bhivapuri erect a temple and place this

replica there. Start all the functions there and do not come here. "

(Beloved readers this reveals that Baba had approved construction of

temple for him. His replica is as powerful as himself and celebration

of all functions also was approved by Baba. I feel it was the first

Sai Mandir built during Baba's physical presence at Shirdi-If not

enlighten on this point reg. first Mandir with facts and figures) He

did not comply with Baba's instructions and went to Shirdi. Baba

questioned " when I have come to your house why have you come here?

Bhivapuri is your Shirdi now?

(Readers! Shirdi is the place wherever Baba rests. Baba rests where

there is full devotion. It is confirmed Baba's dictum those who think

Iam at Shirdi have not understood me). This remark of Babaji awakened

Pradhan a temple amidst good natural surroundings was built. Not only

Pradhan but also his guests felt the presence of Baba in the mandir.

People heard opening of the doors at 12 midnight and closing of the

doors at 3 am. Pradhan built a beautiful shrine room, a spacious

hall, a wide verandah and a guest house. Sai-intoxicated soul in

pradhan left this earth in 1939 leaving the responsibilities of upkeep

of mandir to his sons, son-in-law.

 

On account of heavy inflow of devotees it was planned for further

expansion. The work was held up in the middle for want of funds. Sri

narayana purohit resorted to the feet of Sai Baba through parayana of

Sri Satcharita. After four days Saibaba appeared in the dream of

pradhan and asked " Where is my dhuni? If there is no dhuni how can

this be shirdi? How will the temple be completed? " As this dream was

repeated Sri Purohit informed the trustees who had erected dhuni which

was inagurated by the grand son of shri Dabholkar on 7-04-1949.

Afterwards a devotee offerred to pay all the expenditure of the roof

and other structure. (Now we learn that dhuni is a must for shirdi sai

temple .Secondly Sri Sai satcharita parayana is a means to seek Sai's

grace and instructions). Readers would like to further enlighten me

on this. How Sainath tought us universal truth.

OM SAI SRI SAI JAYA JAYA SAI!!!

D.Sankaraiah.

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11. LETTERS FROM SAIDEVOTEES:

" padma padma padma " padma_kr

4 Aug 2005 17:38:56 -0000

Sai Ram!

Thank you for sending me " The Glory of Shirdi Sai " E-magazine.

Padma

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" Jaya katragadda " jvsjaya

Thu, 4 Aug 2005 17:37:02 +0100 (BST)

Om SAIRAM

Thanks for the messages of SAI through The Glory of Shiridisai. They

are

Very informative & divine.

Ohm Sai Sai ram

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Devotees speak about Sai in Dreams

 

" Kiran Buddi " : kiranbuddi

Thu, 26 May 2005 07:59:28 -0700 (PDT)

 

This e-book helped me to interpret many of my dreams in the recent

past. It is the grace of Baba in the form of dreams through Sri

Saibanisa helping us grow spiritually.

Kiran Buddi

Minneapolis, MN-USA

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" Leela Bommareddi " : leela_bommareddi

Thu, 26 May 2005 13:30:41 -0500

 

Saibanisa unfolded the dream sequences magnificently to confirm other

devotees how we can recognize the Inner Voice which is the Voice of

GOD.

Leela Bommareddi

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" sairam saisevak " : sathgurusai2002

Sat, 28 May 2005 21:48:06 -0700 (PDT)

 

From the diary, we can see Saibanisa has entirely dedicated and wanted

to work towards Sai as HIS Mission, goal and Vision.

Sridhar Rangaswamy

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" Mili Soni " : milisoni

Sun, 29 May 2005 19:25:14 -0400

 

It is Baba's blessings that I get to read this great E-book " Sai In

Dreams. " It leads to the spiritual path. It takes away all the trouble

from your life and leaves you with peace and happiness. Blessed is

Saibanisa Ji and blessed are we who reads this.

Mili Soni

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You can obtain " Sai in Dreams E-book " from Web:

http://www.ebeacon.indiainabook.com/

 

 

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12. TELUGU SECTION:

Please visit:

http://68.88.118.16/telugupages/Misc/ShiridiSai/shirdisai.htm

 

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13. SANATANA DHARMA & SRI SHIRDI SAIBABA

Saibanisa-Gopalarao Ravada—Saidarbar Hyderabad –India

 

SRI MAHA BHAGAVATHAM—SRI SHIRDI SAI SATCHARITA

2) King Duryodhana with an ulterior motto of defaming the Pandavas

Living in exile in the forests, planned to use the services of the

Durvasa Mahamuni who is well known for his anger. The saint along with

his Thousand disciples visited Pandava's hutment and asked for food

to be served. Only a single grain of rice was remaining in the dish.

Lord Sri Krishna saved them from a sure humiliation and helped

Draupadhi and Pandavas in keeping up the tradition of 'ATHIDI

DEVOBHAVA'. The Saint Durvasa and his followers walked left contented

after having a good feast. Balaji Nevaskar's wife invited about a

hundred and odd people for a luncheon, in connection with a ceremony

at their house. How ever the turn out was more than expected.

Mother-in-law advised the daughter-in-law to put a little Udhi in the

food to be served and to pray Lord Sainath before serving food to the

guests. To their utter surprise, food was still remaining even after

every body numbering about three hundred and odd persons had their lunch.

 

3)The saint Suka mahamuni granted Sadhgathi to king Parikshat after

reciting the holy Maha Bhagavatth continuously for seven days. Sri

Sai in the year 1911 organized the parayan of Maha Bahagavath for a

period of two weeks and gifted Vijayanand, a sage from Madras with

Sadhgathi. Sai was instrumental in benefiting similarly yo other known

ardent devotees: Megha Shyam, Thathyasaheb Noolkar and a Tiger too.

3) Bhaktha Prahladh, son of King Hiranya Kashyap costantly prayed to

Lord Sri Hari from a very tender age. Similarly Dhruva, son of king

Utthanapadha also was a devotee of Lord Srihari. During the year

1908, Bapurao, a young lad aged six was in the habit of offering

flowers to the presiding deity Hanumaan in the Maruti temple. He then

would proceed Daily to Dwarakamaayi to place a single flower on the

Baba's head before going to School. In fact that's how the ritual of

performing Baba's pooja made a beginning.

 

4) Brahmah, before donning the role of 'Srusti kartha' known as the

Creator said to Lord Sri Hari - " I on your orders am going to begin

The task assigned to me, how ever it is possible at times that I might

develop an inner ego and feel myself to be the Creator " . Please bless

me and see to it that such thoughts do not enter my mind at any point

of time.

Sri Annasaheb Dhabolkar, before commencing to write Sai Satcharitra

approached Baba through Shyama for seeking blessings from Sainath.

Sai advised Shyama to tell Annasaheb to place his (Annasahheb's)

ahamkara (Ego) at my feet and then I shall enter him to write my own

life's story.

To be Continued……

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debu7366

Tue, 9 Aug 2005 00:48:38 -0700 (PDT)

Shravan Mas - The Holy Month of Festivals

 

The month of Shravan is the fifth month of the Hindu calender

beginning from Chaitra, and is the most auspicious month of the

Chaturmas. On Purnima or full moon day, or during the course of the

month the star 'Shravan' rules the sky, hence the month is called

Shravan. This month is spread out with innumerably religious festivals

and ceremonies and almost all the days of this month are auspicious.

 

Shravan is considered the holiest month of the year. Each Monday of

this month, known as Shravana Somvar, is a special day in Shiva

temples where the dharanatra hangs over the linga or the idol to bathe

it with holy water, day and night. Devotees pile the linga high with

Belva leaves and flowers and fast till sunset. The nandadeep (24 hour

lamp) burns steadily in the temples.

 

Lord Shiva and Shravan Mas

The legend says that when the churning of oceans - Samudra Manthan -

took place in the month of Shravan, fourteen different types of rubies

came out. Thirteen of these were distributed amongst the demons,

except Halahal (poison). Lord Shiva drank the Halahal and stored it in

his throat. Hence the name Neelkantha (meaning blue throat) is

attributed to Shiva. To reduce the strong effect of poison, Lord

Shiva wore the crescent moon on his head. All the Gods thereafter

started offering the Ganges water to Lord Shiva to make lessen the

effect of poison.

 

Since, this happened in the month of Shravana, since then the Shiva

devotees offer the Ganges water in this month. It is considered highly

auspicious to wear a rudraksha in Shravan month. As, Mondays or

Somvars of Shravan month are specially observed with austerity. All

Mondays are devoted to the worship of Shiva as this day is sacred to

Lord Shiva. No other Mondays of other months are so greatly honored.

The belief is that in Shravan month, offering milk to Lord Shiva earns

a lot of punya.

 

Significance of Shravan Weekdays

Each day in the month of Shravan has a special significance and has

its own ritual.

Monday: is the day of Lord Shiva worship.

Tuesday: Gauri is worshipped in every home, by women for the good

health

of their family.

Wednesday: are dedicated to Vithala, a form of Vishnu or Krishna.

Thursday: are also days for worshipping Buddh and Guru.

Friday: every home worships Lakshmi and Tulsi.

Saturday: are for Saturn (Shani). It is also known as Shravan

Saturdays,

with the object of obtaining wealth. These days are known as Sampat

Sanivara (wealth Saturdays).

Sundays: are meant worshipping the Sun god. Sun worship was general in

the Vedic period and even now it is so. Especially in Shravan, every

Sunday the Sun is worshipped without fail.

May the Merciful Sri Sai Baba always shower His grace on us and our

families and remove our problems and anxieties by giving us all -

strength , goodluck, success and happiness with peace of mind.

Sai bhakt,

Deepa H

debu7366

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Raksha Bandhan – 19th August, 2005.

SrinivasaRao Kasturi Saidarbar – Hyderabad.

 

RAKSHA BANDHAN (19th August, 2005) falls on the full moon day of the

month of Sravan (August-September). It is an important Hindu festival.

Hindus wear a new holy thread and offer libations of water to the

ancient Rishis on this day.

 

On this day, Sachi, the consort of Indra, tied a holy thread or amulet

around the wrist of Indra, when he was defeated by the demons. Then

Indra, the king of gods, gained victory over the demons by the power

of this protection (Raksha means " protection " ). He then recovered the

lost city of Amaravati. On this day, a Raksha or Rakhi, is tied round

the wrist of brothers by the sisters as a protection from evil during

the coming year.

 

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14. SANATANA DHARMA – NEWS FROM ABROAD

Chicago Area Temple Plans Grand Opening

www.hindutempleoflakecounty.org

 

 

LAKE COUNTY, ILLINOIS, USA, August 7, 2005: The Hindu Temple of Lake

County is having its Pran Prathishta and Kumbhabhishekam on Oct 16,

2005. They are having 9-days of pujas and festivities from Oct 8 on

the backdrop of Navarathri with Yagnas and Homams. Organizer Sundar

Balasubramaniam requests, " Please make sure you attend in person or

sponsor one of the many kalasas offered during the puja. " For further

information, click " source " above.

 

http://www.hinduismtoday.com

 

NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY, USA, August 15, 2005: (Press Release from

Dharma Summit 2005, prepared by Beth Kulkarni.) For the first time in

North America, 400 participants representing more than 80 Hindu

temples and religious organizations came together for a Dharma Summit

on August 13-15, 2005. The most respected heads of various religious

groups who addressed the summit held at Rutgers University over the

weekend

 

http://www.geocities.com/guruforum/angkor1.htm

 

Angkor Wat

The largest Hindu Temple in the world

Angkor Wat (or Angkor Vat) is a temple at Angkor, Cambodia, built for

king Suryavarman II in the early 12th century as his state temple and

capital city. The largest and best-preserved temple at Angkor, it is

the only one to have remained a significant religious centre- first

Hindu,then Buddhist- since its foundation. The temple is the epitome

of the high classical style of Khmer architecture. It has become a

symbol of Cambodia, appearing on its national flag, and it is the

country's prime attraction for visitors drawn by its architecture, its

extensive bas-reliefs and the numerous devatas adorning its walls.

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15. SAI'S BOOK WORLD:

From S.K. Kapoor,

Honorary Secretary,

Sri Sai Bhakta Samaj (Regd.)

17, Institutional Area, Lodhi Road,

New Delhi – 110 003.

E-mail : ssbsnewdelhi

Web : www.saimemorial.com

 

Books in Hindi by Dr. Rabinder Nath Kakarya

1. SRI SAI SATCHARITRA - Price Rs.250/-

2. SRI SAI BABA KE ANANYA BHAKT – Price Rs.75/-

3. MUKTHI DATA SRI SAIBABA – Price Rs. 60/-

4. SAI KA SANDESH - Price Rs.90/-

5. SRI SAI BABA KE PARAM BHAKT- Price Rs.75/-

 

Publisher: Sterling Publishers private limited,

A-59, OKHLA INDUSTRIAL AREA, PHASE – II

New Delhi - 110 020.

Web : www.sterlingpublishers.com

 

 

Please Note:

Those desirous of using this facility (Sai's Book World) to spread the

word about their books may send ONE new copy of the book to Saidarbar,

for details contact:

webmaster, saidarbar &

saidarbar

Acknowledgement of receipt of books will be done by E-mail only.

Book(s) sent to Saidarbar will be retained by Saidarbar and cannot be

returned.

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16. FROM SAI ORGANISATIONS:

Visit http://www.angelfire.com/sd/SaidarbarCanberra/index.html

for

SAIDARBAR - Canberra - Australia activities.

Visit http://www.viswasaidarbar.com

for SAIDARBAR - London Activities.

Visit http://www.saidarbarusa.org

for SAIDARBAR - Walling ford

Activities

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swar_s

7/11/2005 03:55:44 -0600

Om Sri Sairam.

As per Shirdi Guru's Divine desire and Vision, we have been inspired

to build a temple for Him in Trichy District, Tamilnadu. This Temple

will be an epitome of religious harmony, following the message of

Shirdi's Prabhu. The Temple will be called the Shirdi Guru Temple of

Peace. FORDETAILS contact swar_s

S Swarnambika

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Saidarbar Chennai: saidarbarchennai

 

Saidarbar Chennai

Long Live The Ancient & Supreme One!

At the feet of Lord Shirdi Sai,

Chennai Saidarbar Team.

 

" Ramesh and Anitha " kandra

Tue, 12 Jul 2005 23:35:03 +1000

Saidarbar Canberra

Sairam,

For Shirdi Sai Bhajans in Canberra please visit:

http://angelfire.com/sd/SaidarbarCanberra

 

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Shirdi Sai Baba technical

13 Aug 2005 22:36:28 -0000

Saidarbar Wallingford

 

SaiRam.

 

Our next Sai darbar and satsang will be held on Saturday the 20th

August, 2005.

 

05:00pm - 05:30pm - Silent Assembly – Sai Nama japa

05:30pm - Satsang Prayer starts with 2 minutes Dhayna

Please contact: technical

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" Shanthi Ramakrishnan " :shanthi

8/16/2005 20:50:47 -0700

 

Sai Darbar activities of Portland OR USA for the month of July 2005

 

Sai Ram ,

 

We had a wonderful session of our monthly Sai Darbar on July 28th

Thursday.

We started the session with OM, Gayatri and Sai Gayatri followed by

Sai Ashtothram and sang a Ganesh Bhajan.

Then we read 45th and 46th chapters in Sai SatCharitra.

 

Sai Darbar was concluded with Aarti & prasad.

 

Thank you for your support.

 

Sai Ram.

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" Atlanta Sai Temple News " webmaster

 

Tue, 12 Jul 2005 15:31:12 -0700

North America Shirdi Sai Temple of Atlanta

For more details please contact the Temple

700 James Burgess Road, Suwanee, GA 30024

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" Shirdi Saibaba Prayer Center " : sai

 

For Further details Visit: Web Page: http://www.hamaresai.org/

 

Email: hamaresai

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" Sri Shirdi Sai Baba Temple of DFW " USA: shirdisaidallas

Baba Pada Puja & Abhishekam

This event repeats on the first Saturday of every month.

Event Location: 2109 W. Parker Road, Plano, Texas

It will be followed by Vishnu Sahasranamam at 11:00am.

Please email your questions, comments or suggestions about the web site

to: admin http://www.shirdisaidallas.org

 

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" Om Sai Mandir " saisandesh

8/1/2005 08:56:25 -0400

Sai Sandesh August Issue can be read online at:

http://www.omsaimandir.org/sai_sandesh_v2_issue8.pdf

 

Back Issues are available at:

http://www.omsaimandir.org/newsletter1.cfm

 

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saibandhu

For Satsanghs and details please visit www.ShirdiSaiParivaar.org

 

Or send email to saibandhu

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" S Chopra " saileela99

SHIRDI SAI BABA SANSTHAN OF CANADA

Please contact:

Shirdi Sai Baba Sansthan of Canada

www.shirdisaicanada.org (under construction) saileela99

Shammi Chopra

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babamandir

Thu, 11 Aug 2005 10:13:03 -0500

Om Sairam!

Mandir Pathrika Issue 47

With the Mandir Pathrika Issue 47, Mandir Pathrika is now in its third

year of publication. We added more information on Mandir in this issue.

We request all devotees to contribute articles to Mandir Pathrika.

Articles can be any information on Saibaba, Jalaram bapa or devotee

experiences, suggestions etc.,

Please email your articles to babamandir

You can view all previous issues by opening the following link.

http://www.babamandir.org/mandir/OnlineResources.html

Vijay

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SAIDARBAR – HYDERABAD:

http://www.angelfire.com/celeb2/saidarbar/pages/S3500041.htm

 

 

E- Books from Saidarbar:

 

1. SAI A BEACON FOR HUMANITY:

You can obtain your copy at

http://www.ebeacon.indiainabook.com/other_books.htm

 

 

2. SAI IN DREAMS

You can obtain your copy at http://www.ebeacon.indiainabook.com/

 

 

Contact for further details: Sai Sevak-Vijay Agarwal:

vijishvanya

 

We will be happy to conduct Tele-Satsanghs to cities out side Hyderabad

and India on prior intimation. For further details please contact

saidarbar

 

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17. EDITORIAL.

Things impressed me from this Magazine:

All religions teach us to live in truth and be the light to serve

humans on the way to unite with the Eternal One.

Religion is to realize our origin and goal. Gurus are many but the

Truth is one. Religions are many but realization is one. Paths are

many but the goal is one. Books are many but the look is one only. The

goal of all religions is to realize the inner look and that is the

sole outlook of all religions to realize the unique `I' and MINE.

 

Sai devotees may write about their Sai activities in their place,

essays, articles and poetry on Sai to " The Glory of Shirdi Sai " -

they may be address their contributions to E-mail id:

saidarbar

with a copy marked to webmaster

 

We shall put in our best efforts to include them in the Glory of

Shiridi Sai- the bi-weekly E -Magazine. Unless the author of the

articles instructs, not to publish his/her E-mail id, we will publish

them as a matter of routine practice.

 

You can for THE GLORY OF SHIRDI SAI for a friend /relative

by submitting e-mail ID in the main page of http://www.saidarbar.org

also read the old issues from: http://www.saidarbar.org/glory.htm

from www.saidakshina.com and from http://www.saidarbarusa.org

 

 

Editor does not accept responsibility for the views expressed in the

articles published.

 

This e-magazine is intended for Private circulation only.

 

Submitted by Sai Sevak: Srinivasa Rao Kasturi

 

For SAIDARBAR-HYDERABAD

 

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