Sai Baba the Master - By E.Bhardawaj

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A few years ago, after the birth anniversary of Sri Omkaraswami, at

Totapalli, (East Godavari Dt. , A.P.) the devotees gathered in a small room

and sang bhajans of Sai Baba. At once Baba’s name was found inscribed

mysteriously on all the fruits and flowers offered to Sai, including a

coconut offered by the Swami and also on watches, rings and necklaces, put

before Sai by devotees. On a ball of vibhuti appeared the letters ‘Sai Mandu

’ (‘Sai medicine’). A devotee suffering from fever and an ailing cow were

instantly cured with it. The devotees wished to raise a Sai mandir at the

place. At once they found the words, “This is the presence of Sai!”

mysteriously written on a white paper and on the walls of the shrine in the

ashram. Sri Omakaraswami later announced in the ashram journal ‘Santhi’ that

ever since, he has been feeling the whole place charged with spiritual power

and that he has been experiencing a sense of identity with Sai.

 

Sri Dileep Kumar Roy of Poona is a famous disciple of Sri Aurobindo and a

great devotee of Lord Krishna. He has established the Hare Krishna Ashram in

Poona and has been leading several seekers on the path of devotion. Several

years ago a friend of him presented him with an idol of Sai Baba. Sri Dileep

Kumar Roy had kept it along with several other idols in an open place in the

ashram compound. That night Sai Baba appeared before him and said, “I am

shivering in the cold. Take me inside the ashram and keep me in a

comfortable place.” Soon Sri Roy kept the idol of Baba inside the ashram and

later kept it in a small shrine. This happened some fifty years after Baba’s

mahasamadhi.

 

Sri Devaraj of Coimbatore was a Captain of a ship during the Second World

War. Once his ship was attacked by the enemy but he was rescued miraculously

by Sai Baba. News of this miracle spread in Coimbatore and many were drawn

to Sai Baba. Among these was Sri Soundara Rajan. He commenced the worship

and bhajan of Sai Baba in house and he soon constructed a mandir for the

public.

 

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