Shirdi mein mujhe bulaale re...

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Shirdi mein mujhe bulaale re...

 

Jee karta hain mere Sayee.. mein Shirdi mein hee bas jaaoon

Lekin jab tak thoo na chaahe.. mein Shirdi mei kaise aaoon

Shirdi mein mujhe bulaale re...

Shirdi mein mujhe bulaale re..

 

I wish I could come stay in Shirdi forever and ever Oh Sai!

But, how could I? Unless you wish I could!

Call me to Shirdi my Sayee....Call me to Shirdi!

 

Baba said, " I draw to Me my man from far off, or even across the seven seas,

like a sparrow with a string fastened to its feet. " He also made it clear to him

that if he were not Baba's man, he would not be attracted to Him and given a

darshan. Baba also said that He is not the three cubits long body that lived in

Shirdi but He will manifest wherever there is true longing and devotion. The

above statements may appear to contradict unless one sees the real context in

which they are uttered or used. Realizing Baba in places other than Shirdi is a

true pursuit of Baba in the attempts to see Baba in every being. However,

visiting a pilgrim center such as Shirdi is a recommended practice for a

Saadhaka. It is a suggested that every Muslim must do Haj at least once in his

lifetime. It is also true that visiting Babylon is one of the desires of most

Christians.

 

The physical presence of a devotee in Shirdi, the taste of its water, soil, and

breeze, the perfumes of the air and the chanting of the aarthis in the presence

of so many other devotees has a magical effect. Standing in the Samadhi mandir,

in front of the piercing eyes of love and compassion does away with the pain and

suffering of the visitors with one stroke. The assurances of material and

spiritual wealth come to reality. Once a devotee steps on the soil of Shirdi,

his life is set on a different course. One immense longing that a devotee leaves

Shirdi with is that he should return to Shirdi. The power of the magic soil is

such.