When the Star was born!

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Sai bhar de jholi hamaree...Sai bhar de jholi hamaree... Thum hain daatha...sab

ke maalik...Main hoon ek bikaari...

Mysteries may remain, but the message is clear. It is about hundred years ago

that Baba’s fame stared spreading. From the hamlet of Shirdi, the glory of the

saint God began to spread covering the central plains of Maharashtra, later to

the Deccan and the rest of Bharath. Blessed are those servants that carry His

message across the seas of space and time.

Baba did not care much to announce who He was or where He had come from. Several

people felt several ways. Some felt He was a Sufi saint, some the Lord of

Pandharpur. The Europeans of those days felt His power and the magnificence.

Some close to Baba, thanks to Sainath’s anecdotes, were able to locate Baba’s

birthplace. Published accounts indicate that some saw Baba inquire about

acquaintances in Pathri. Baba, during His second visit to Shirdi when He was

welcomed by Mahalsapathy was described as a youthful fakir. He stayed in Shirdi

for over next sixty years. Some accounts say that Baba was born on 28th of

September. Some disagree.

How important is to know about the Baba’s birth? As much as the origin of a

river or the beginnings of a Saint. Birth and death are the markers of time and

none more. Universal spirit can not be confined; eternity can not be judged by

physical measures, whether time or space. As this September 28 passes by, let

us rejoice yet another reason for glorifying the Lord. Let us bask in the good

times that Sai has lead us to. Let us remind ourselves once again of the

abundant fortunes of the mysterious Saint and His clear message.

source:saibaba.org

 

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