Chapter 30 :Sri_Sai_Sat_Charitra_Concise(Version)

June 19, 2006

Om Shree Ganeshaya Namah

Om Sai Ram

Chapter 30:::

Kakaji Vaidya

We do not know what is devotion but we know for sure that Sai Baba will not forsake us to any cost.

Vaidya: Kakaji Vaidya, who was the priest in the Sapta Shringi temple in Vani in Nasik Taluka, was tormented by miseries. He prayed to Devi who came in dream and asked him to ‘to go Baba.’ He went to Tryambakeshwar and stayed for a fortnight worshipping Shiva with Vedic rituals. But there was no abatement of troubles. Again Devi came in his dream and said that ‘she meant Shirdi Sai Baba and not Trymabakeshwar Baba’. Now Vaidya’s worry was how to go to Shirdi. Meantime, at Shirdi , Baba told Shama that He couldn’t accept the many unfulfilled vows of his mother to Sapta Shringi and hence Shama should go personally to Vani and complete those vows. Shama came to Vaidya of Vani. Should one explain the joy of Vaidya? After fulfilling vows for which Shama came, both reached Shirdi. Vaidya had blissful days at Shirdi and his troubles came to an end.

Kushal Chand: One day Baba directed kaka Dhikxit to go in a horse drawn carriage to Rahatha and bring Kushal to Shirdi. There at Rahatha Kushal had a dream in which Baba was calling him to Shirdi. What a wonder!

Ram Lal: In Bombay, one Ram Lal had a dream in which a saint beckoned him for His darshan. He was not knowing who that saint was. That evening when he was strolling on the road, on the way he saw the portrait of Sai in a shop and came to know that the Saint who beckoned him in his dream was Sai Baba of Shirdi. He came to Shirdi and had the bliss of darshan of Baba.

This Baba pulled a lot of devotees to Shirdi..

By A. Govindakrishnan

"Gurur Brahma Gurur Vishnu

Gurur Devoh Maheshwar;

Gurur Shakshat Parambramha

Tashmai Shri Gurur Veh Namah"

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

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