The Glory of Shirdi Sai - Issue 09-2007 from Saidarbar.

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THE GLORY OF SHIRDI SAI

Fifth Year of Publication

Published as Bi-Weekly

Issue 09/2007

26-04-2007

 

 

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GURUR-BRAHMA, GURUR-VISHNUH; GURU-DEVO MAHESWARAHA;

 

GURUR-SAKSHATH PARAM BRAHMA; THASMAI SREE GURAVE

NAMAHA:

 

 

Sairam. You can watch Live Web casting from Shirdi Sai

Samadhi Mandir from following Link:

 

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THIS ISSUE CONTAINS:

 

1. FROM THE SATSANGHS OF SAIBANISA JI

2. SAI'S NEWS FROM TIME MACHINE

3. SAI IN DREAMS

4. QUINTESSENCE OF SRI SAIBABA'S PHILOSOPHY

5. SANATANA DHARMA & SHRI SHIRDI SAIBABA

6. DEVOTEES EXPERIENCES

7. SAI WITH CHILDREN

8. SPIRITUAL GEMS FROM SAI SATCHARITRA

9. ARTICLES FROM SAI DEVOTEES

10. LETTERS FROM SAI DEVOTEES

11. TELUGU SECTION

12. SAI'S BOOK WORLD

13. EDITORIAL.

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1. FROM THE SATSANGHS OF SAIBANISA JI

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Compiled by:

Sai Sevak Smt. Rajeswari Kasturi, Saidarbar –

Hyderabad.

 

How to develop dispassion - Quotations from

“Gnaneshwari.”

 

Baba used to ask His devotees to read Gnaneshwari.

 

The Karma yogis renounce all attachment and perform

action with their senses, mind, intellect and body

only. They act thus for self- purification.

 

Abandoning the fruit of action the Karma Yogi attains

the peace (of God realization), whereas impelled by

desire and attached to fruit, the non yogi gets tied

down.

 

Lord Krishna says to Arjuna:

 

Renouncing all duties, seek refuge in me alone.

I shall liberate you from all sins. Grieve not.

 

Om Shantih Shantih Shantihi

Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu

To be continued…

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2. SAI'S NEWS FROM THE TIME MACHINE:

 

April 1954: Abdul Baba passed away at the age of 83

years.

 

April 1973: The combined issue of Saileela in English

and Hindi started.

 

Sri Rama Navami 1911: Shri.Bhishma and Shri.Kaka

Mahajani started celebrating Sri Rama Navami festival

in Shirdi. Construction of Dixitwada was completed.

Dixit wada was declared open for public.

 

Sri Rama navami 1913: Balbuva sattar performed Rama

Navami samkirthan and Baba rewarded him with Rs.150/-

 

Sri Rama navami 1914: Dasguna Maharaj was ordered to

perform Rama Navami Kirtan at Shirdi every year.

 

Sri Rama navami 1951: A spacious Assembly hall was

constructed in Butywada (in front of Baba’s samadhi).

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3. SAI IN DREAMS:

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These are the dream sequences and messages as received

by SaiBaNiSaji 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.

 

FEBRUARY-1995:

 

09-02-1995

 

I prayed Baba to give me a message for tomorrow’s

Satsangh. Sai said “Perform charity after driving away

the inner ego, hidden in the form of a serpent,

Otherwise the charity rendered will be a wasteful

exercise”.

 

Inner ego is like a serpent with its hood raised,

ready to bite.

 

13-02-1995

 

Yesterday, one of my relative’s wife expired. He was

sixty years old. Without encumbrances. Why can’t he

remarry for companionship? I prayed Baba and sought

HIS opinion. Sai appeared in the form of an unknown

person and said-

 

In order to fill the void left by the departed life

partner, let love be shared with the orphans who have

none to fall back and share. Never suggest anyone to

remarry to overcome the sufferings in leading the life

single. It is almost like a sick person enslaved by

liquors.

 

Certain happenings in life are the result of the God’s

will with a purpose.

 

14-02-1995

 

I was thinking about the selfishness associated with

the human beings. I asked Baba to show me the ways to

overcome it. Sai appeared in the form of an unknown

person and said-

 

Extend help to others with due respect to their

traditions in practices. Always try talking to a

person in his mother tongue preferably.

 

Do not forget that Sai loved all without any

discrimination and social barriers. Selflessness

automatically comes on conducting one’s self confined

to the set norms.

 

Be a karma yogi to reap the benefits

 

To be continued…..

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4. QUINTESSENCE OF SRI SAIBABA'S PHILOSOPHY:

(By Late Sri Bharam UmamaheswaraRao)

" Shashi " : shashi_31

 

28. What is Jnana & Ajnana (Nescience)

 

Pujya Sri B.V. Narasimha Swamiji explains that Ajnana

is covering Jnana, just like moss covering the water.

When you remove moss, you have clear water. You have

not got to create water. Water is there ever. During

an eclipse, the Sun or Moon is there, but Rahu or

Kethu hides the view from us and when Rahu or Kethu

passes away, the light of the Sun or Moon, which is

continuing right through, is seen by us. We are seeing

things with our eyes. Then a cataract forms over them

and the eyes cannot see. Pull off the cataract, and

then eyes will see. Ajnana is the cataract. The

universe is the efflorescence of the indescribable

Maya, which is ignorance. Yet it is the Jnana that

illuminates the Ajnana. Jnana is to be realized and is

not a matter of direct Upadesa. The impression that

phenomena are real is a delusion. This is the secret

of darkness that hides the Jnana. Tear off that

screen. The Prajnana Brahma will shine forth. If the

Guru Kripa of collyrium is put on the eye, Maya screen

lifts and Jnana shines forth. Jnana is not an effect.

It is ever self existent. On the other hand, Ajnana

has a cause and an end. God is one, the devotee is

another. This is the root cause of ignorance. Remove

it. Janna remains. Ignorance finds a snake in the

rope, remove the ignorance, the snake vanishes and the

rope is known as it is”.

 

Divine knowledge is to be realized, not taught.

Prostration, enquiry and service are the methods by

which to obtain the Grace of God. It is an illusion to

think that phenomena are real. That is the screen of

ignorance which hides knowledge (Jnana). Tear it off

and knowledge will shine forth.

 

Ignorance is the seed of birth and death. Put the

medicine of God’s grace on the eye and screen off Maya

lifts, leaving only Jnana.

 

Jnana is not something to be attained; it is eternal

and self-existent. It is enough for the thoughts of a

Jnani to be turned inward direction and then the

Divine activity begins. All that activity was as

discrete and inconspicuous.

 

To be continued…..

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5. SANATANA DHARMA & SHRI SHIRDI SAIBABA

 

Why do you roam the jungles with thorns pricking your

feet?

Your Lord dwells in your heart.

And you wander about in search of Him - Baba

 

Sri Shankaracharya Jayanthi 21-04-07

 

Jagadguru Sri Adi Sankaracharya was the greatest

exponent of the doctrine of Advaita Vedanta and a

savior of Vedic Dharma. Salutations to Sankara, who is

an ever shining star on the sky of Indian philosophy.

 

The existence of Vedic Dharma in India today is due to

Sankara. The forces opposed to Vedic religion were

more numerous and powerful at the time of Sankara than

they are today. Still, single-handed, within a very

short time, Sankara overpowered them all and restored

the Vedic Dharma and Advaita Vedanta to its pristine

purity in the land pure knowledge and spirituality.

 

Sankaracharya occupies a very important position in

the history of Indian philosophy. It can be affirmed,

without any fear of contradiction, that Bharata Varsha

would have ceased to be Bharata Varsha several

centuries ago and would never have survived the

murderous sword, the devastating fire and the

religious intolerance of the successive invaders, if

Sankara had not lived the life he lived and taught the

lessons he taught. And those lessons are still

pulsating in every cell and in every protoplasm of the

true aspirant and the true Hindu.

 

NEWS

 

mandirsangam.vhp-america.org

EDISON, NEW JERSEY, April 9, 2007: Hindu Mandir

Executive Conference (HMEC) is an annual initiative

seeking development of network between the executives

of all Hindu temples of America. This year's

conference HMEC-2007, will be held from August 10th to

August 12th in Edison, New Jersey. Executives of Hindu

mandirs are invited to present papers and

presentations no later than June 15, 2007. Topics

include views on any areas which influence the shape

of Hindu Society in the U.S.A. and where mandirs can

play a meaningful role.

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SRINAGAR, INDIA, April 8, 2007: Hundreds of devotees

thronged a temple here today which reopened after a

gap of 18 years, with locals providing assistance to

its management for the reopening. Worshippers reached

the 700-year-old Mangleshwar temple dedicated to Lord

Siva at Baba Demb where a havan (fire sacrifice) was

organized for peace. A body would also be established

for managing the affairs of the temple. Authorities

have also made adequate security arrangements at the

temple. A police team has been deployed at the

entrance of the temple.

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TRINIDAD, April 3, 2007: Chanting of the Hanuman

Chalisa, blowing of conch shells, repetition of

special mantras, singing of bhajans and the spiritual

invocation of Lord Hanuman heralded the celebration of

Lord Hanuman Jayanti (birthday) on Monday at mandirs

and special places of worship across Trinidad. Hindus

here joined their counterparts throughout the diaspora

in the observance of this day. Lord Hanuman, the

Monkey God, is fully described in the Hindu text, the

Ramayana, and in the Hanuman Chalisa. At the Caparo

Shiva Kailash Mandir, Pundit Seereeram Maharaj,

spiritual leader, enumerated Lord Hanuman's

personification of brahmacharya or celibacy. " Lord

Hanuman personifies courage, self-control, power,

intelligence, selfless service and humility which all

mankind can access to create a new spiritual order for

us and for succeeding generations, " he told over 200

devotees. Pundit Maharaj added that Lord Hanuman's

life demonstrated one's capacity to endure pain,

suffering, humiliation and distress, even at the

danger of losing one's life. Hindus believe that this

day is one of total spiritual self-fulfillment. Lord

Hanuman is one of the most sought-after in the Hindu

pantheon of Gods and Goddesses because He is readily

accessible and able to defend dharma and assist all

devotees in crisis, trouble, worries and challenges,

when beseeched with deep faith and ardent

supplication.

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JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, March 23, 2007: Jacksonville

Hindus are delighted that a Hindu temple has been

opened in their community. Now the 4,000 Hindus living

in Jacksonville have a place to pray and worship. The

news release explained, " On Friday, Hindu priests and

others were busy readying the temple, which is located

on Greenland Road in Mandarin. A ceremony was held

outside on Friday as five priests from across Florida

came to sanctify Jacksonville's first Hindu temple.

With fire and water, Priest Kadambi Shrinatte Ji led

the ceremony. Others gathered to pray. "

 

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6. DEVOTEES EXPERIENCES:

 

sidduprasha

Mon, April 2, 2007 6:51 am

 

Dear Sai devotees,

I know very well that miracles happen everyday

because Shirdi Sai is alive and he is with us every

moment. I take this opportunity to look for a bride

for my brother who is an advocate .He is a very

staunch devotee of Shirdi Sai, and his criteria is to

get a bride who is a Shirdi Sai Baba devotee. This

letter I consider to have written to Baba himself and

I very much hope that he would reply me soon and this

is going to be the miracle itself.

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7. SAI WITH CHILDREN:

 

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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. Now I want to tell the

stories what heard in my child hood.

 

THE GOLDEN DEER:

 

Once there was a rich merchant in the holy city of

Banaras. He had a wife, and a son named Mahadhanaka.

The son was an unworthy and wasteful person. When his

parents died he spent all his father’s hard-earned

wealth in gambling and merry-making. A band of useless

cronies gathered round him and helped him in his

speedy downfall. A day soon came when he was deeply in

debt. His creditors started pestering him. But there

was no way to pay them back. The creditors now

troubled him day and night. At last he thought of a

plan. He called all his creditors at the bank of the

Ganga the next morning. He told them that his father

had hidden a treasure on the Ganga bank. The next

morning they all met at the Ganga bank. The creditors

were full of joy at the thought of getting their money

back. But suddenly Mahadhanaka, instead of paying them

their money, jumped into the deep waters of the Ganga.

He knew that he could never pay them back. So he had

decided to end his life thus. The current bore him

swiftly away from their sight. Disappointed they all

went back to their homes.

 

A long distance away there was a bend in the river.

Alongside the bend there was a beautiful and rich

grove of trees. In this groove lived a splendid

looking golden deer. Its skin shone like gold. As

Mahadhanaka, carried by the storing current, neared

the bend, the deer that was grazing the soft grass on

the bank, saw him struggling in the water. His heart

was moved by his plight. He jumped into the river and

swimming strongly reached the drowning man. Then he

put him on his back and brought him safely back to the

bank. There he nursed him till he was alright. After

that he led him out of the woods and showed him the

way to Banaras. While parting, the deer asked

mahadhanaka not to reveal about his existence or

whereabouts to anyone. Otherwise, they might try to

catch him. Now, here in Banaras, the Queen Khema had a

dream about the Golden Deer with a human voice. She

wanted to have the deer. She told of her desire to the

King. The King loved the Queen dearly. He promised to

get her the deer if such a deer existed.

 

The King announced a big reward for anyone who would

give him the news of the Golden deer. Hunters spread

all over in search of the deer. Mahadhanaka, who was

returning to Banaras, met some of these hunters. When

he learnt from them that they were looking for the

golden deer and that there was a reward for the person

who would lead them to the deer, he told them that he

knew about the deer. The King was informed. He

accompanied by his soldiers, hunters and courtiers,

started for the secluded forest grove. When they

neared the place, Mahadhanaka pointed out the grove to

the King. The King’s men immediately surrounded it.

The deer was resting under a tree. When he heard the

noise of soldiers and hunters, he got up. He saw that

he was surrounded by all sides. Some distance away, in

front of him, stood the King with his companions. He

had his bow and arrow ready to shoot him. The deer

immediately decided to approach the King. Asking

loudly not to release the arrow the deer ran up to

him. At his human speech the astonished King lowered

his bow.

 

Approaching the King, surrounded by his courtiers, the

deer requested him to tell him who had informed him

about his existence. The King pointed his finger

towards Mahadhanaka who was standing near him. The

deer was turned to him reproachfully and said,

“Pulling a log out of the river would have been better

than rescuing such a person as you”. The King asked

the deer what wrong the man had done to him. The deer

replied, “My Lord, I saved this man’s life when he was

drowning. I nursed him and set him on the way to

Banaras. My only request to him was not to inform

anybody about me. See, how this ungrateful man has

repaid me!” The king was furious at the man’s

treachery. He wanted to kill him. But the kind-hearted

deer persuaded the King to spare his life and to send

him away with the money offered as reward. The King

turned to Mahadhanaka saying “You wretch, see this

noble deer paying you back with mercy and kindness for

your ungratefulness. Go away from here and never show

your face in my kingdom.”

 

Mahadhanaka took the reward and vanished into the

forest. No one ever saw him again. The Golden deer was

both noble and wise. He told the King, “My Lord, it is

easy to understand the words of animals and birds. But

a man’s words can never be fully understood. He may

appear your friend and still betray you.” The King was

deeply impressed by the deer’s nobility and wisdom. He

told him ask for any favour from him. Thinking

carefully, the deer said, “My Lord, grant me the boon

that all animals in your kingdom will live freely

without fear from the human beings.” The king readily

promised, saying that he would issue a proclamation

that from that time on wards no man would harm any

animals in his kingdom.

 

The King finally returned to Banaras. The Golden Deer

accompanied the King. Queen Khema was overjoyed to see

the splendid Golden Deer. When she heard the wise

words of the deer spoken in a human voice, her joy was

doubled. The deer passed many happy days in the

company of the King and the Queen. At last, taking

leave of them, he went back to his secluded peaceful

grove by the side of the river and spent his life in

quiet happiness.

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8. SPIRITUAL GEMS FROM SAI SATCHARITRA

 

" Swamy " swamymain

Tue, March 27, 2007 5:04 am

 

Sai Ram. We have completed for the time being the

Spiritual Gems from Sri Sai Satcharitra, Chapter 22.

Let us now take up the study of Chapter 23 from that

great spiritual ocean and see what spiritual gems are

given to us by Sai's grace. Sai Ram.

 

Chapter XXIII

 

Yoga and Onion - Shama Cured of Snake Bite – Cholera

Ordinance Broken Ordeal of Guru-Bhakti.

 

SSS: Yoga and Onion

 

Once it so happened, that a sadhak of Yoga came to

Shirdi with Nanasaheb Chandorkar. He had studied all

the works on Yoga, including the Yoga-sutras of

Patanjali, but had no practical experience. He could

not concentrate his mind and attain samadhi even for a

short time. He thought that if Sai Baba be pleased

with him, He will show him the way to attain Samadhi

for a long time. With this object in view he came to

Shirdi, and when he went to the Dwarakamai he saw Sai

Baba eating bread with onion. On seeing this, a

thought arose in his mind - `How can this man, eating

stale bread with raw onion, solve my difficulties and

help me?' Sai Baba read his mind and said to Nanasaheb

- " Oh Nana, he who has the power to digest onion,

should eat it and none else " . Hearing this remark, the

yogi was wonder-struck and then he fell at Baba's Feet

with complete surrender. With pure and open mind, he

asked his difficulties and got their solution from

Baba. Thus being satisfied and happy, he left Shirdi

with Baba's Udi and blessings.

 

SSG: Sai Ram. In almost all great works like Guru Gita

and other holy texts, it is constantly emphasized that

the disciple should not question the Guru's habits and

behavior. But many common people try to look at the

external features of a Guru, His appearance, His

knowledge, His ritualistic approaches, His speaking

skills etc. and the above story is a good example of a

disciple trying to judge the Guru by what he ate and

so on. Sai kindly helped that theoretical yogi and

showed the true meaning of yoga, union by being

mentally one with him and reading his inmost thoughts.

He thus helped the yogi demolish the walls that

separated him from Sai. By this small miracle, Sai

generated the lamp of bhakti and surrender in the

yogi's mind and helped him on his path. Sai Ram.

 

We will continue with this chapter in the next few

weeks. Sai Ram.

 

S.V.Swamy

Author, Editor, Proof-Reader and Book Reviewer

www.freewebs.com/swamyreviews

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9. ARTICLES FROM SAI DEVOTEES:

ramchandrakiran

 

Wed, 11 Apr 2007 08:15:23 +0100 (BST)

 

 

tan-man sey karey jo bhi sai ki bhakti,

kashton sey nivaran paata dur hoti sari vipatti,

vaasanayen mit jati man mey aati divya shakti,

sai key pujan sey hi bhakton ko mil sakti mukti.

 

dattaavtar kahtey hum sai ko,karunamay karunakar,

shraddha sey sai key charan chu kar,

man mey shuddha chaitanya karen ujagar,

sansarik aur adhyatmik unnatti milti sai ki kripa

paakar.

 

gyarah vachanon sey sai ney diya hamein santwana,

sai ki tasweer ko namaskaar karen lekar bhakti bhavna,

samaan hai voh jeeti jagti sai ko namaskar,sanshay

ismey koi na,

prarthna sai sey, dur karey voh hamari yaatna.

 

Raghammudi Ramchandrakiran

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Om Sai Ram

Click on the links to see the beautiful Shri Shirdi

Saibaba videos and animations

 

Shirdi Sai Animation-1 ----[from muraliraja1919]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsaf8gYExP

 

Shirdi Sai Animation-2 ----[from muraliraja1919]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ktS5CBDKnfc

 

Shirdi Sai Animation-3 ----[from muraliraja1919]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zq2-srrk7MU

 

Shirdi Sai Animation-4 ----[from muraliraja1919]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tmNMqpsc50

 

Shirdi Sai Animation-5 ----[from muraliraja1919]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQeVvMDR-nY

 

Sainath Tere Hazaroo Haath.. [from muraliraja1919]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CqESzP7k7Po

 

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10. LETTERS FROM SAIDEVOTEES:

 

Response for “The Glory of Shirdi Sai” E- Magazine

in the 3d page turning NEW FORMAT

 

dvenkateswarlu2099

On Sun, 01 Apr 2007 00:14:54 40500

 

Om Sai ram,

Thank you very much for sending me “The Glory of

Shirdi Sai " e-magazine. The articles are very good.

You are doing excellent work. Please keep it up.

SaiBaba helped me in difficult times several times.

“look at me I will look at you, why be anxious, I

shall take care of every thing, I will not allow my

devotees to suffer --SaiBaba

Venkateswarlu Duvvuri

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pamidipatiraj

On Thu, 12 Apr 2007 09:36:25 40500

SaiRam,

Browsing the E-Magazine gives really a true feeling of

reading a book on Sri Sai nath. Along with me I am

sure lot of Baba's devotees who read, share a similar

feeling. It is indeed a great job done by SAIBANISA &

his dedicated team.

Rajkumar

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newbluefairy

On Thu, 29 Mar 2007 02:57:36 40500

 

Om Sai Ram,

This book in online Shridi SAI BABA

darshan is really amazing , when I found this book I

felt as god send me a gift .I can't say anything ,

'coz to describe my feelings I don't have any word , I

am speechless, but I can say I am happy.

Sai Sai Sai

Neelam

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jayanthi.rajan

On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 11:05:44 40500

SaiRam,

The E- magazine is really very enriching each and

every week. I look forward It gives me a

satisfaction and peace of mind and a solution to my

doubts in some or the other way.

Sairam

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kavitha9

On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 08:50:26 40500

SaiRam,

I have been receiving your newsletters since longtime,

but somehow I failed to open 3D page format all the

times and I am successful this time. It really

impressed me a lot. I could see the video clip a bit.

If by any chance, Sai graces me to see the full

Satsang video clips. Awaiting the full video clips.

Thanks you so much.

 

Regards,

Kavitha

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suree.rajan

On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 00:53:07 40500

 

SaiRam,

It is very fantastic and I am very happy to see this I

appreciate you to create this screens. Please if there

any Sai Baba's photos please forward to me.

Thanks & regards,

Suresh Kumar. R

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kavury2003

On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 07:24:18 40500

Sairam,

I really enjoyed this E-book and vedio.

Thank you.

Lakshmi.

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csrinivasan

On Wed, 28 Mar 2007 07:26:15 40500

 

SaiRam

this is very interesting and very thrilling also.

Pray for peace and happiness for the whole world.

C.Srinivasan.

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drgajarla

On Thu, 22 Mar 2007 21:02:03 40500

SaiRam,

Excellent work

G.U.VARMA

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valsala.sivadasan

Thu, 22 Mar 2007 23:34:58 40500

 

Jai Sai Ram.

 

We are very happy for the style change of the

Magazine. It is very good. But it is very very small

printing. No problem, like this all wills developing

by the blessings of Sai Babaji.

 

I am praying to the valuable feet of Sai babaji for

everybody.

 

With kind regards,

Valsala Sivadasan

New Delhi

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sreeprakash8verma

On Fri, 23 Mar 2007 00:59:55 40500

Jai SaiRam

It is wonderful, Sai pictures and message

Sreeprakashverma.G.

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12. SAI'S BOOK WORLD:

 

Title: Sri Sai Baba Charters and Sayings

Author: H.H Narasimhaswamiji

All India Sai Samaj, Mylapore

Chennai – 600 004.

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Title: Guru Poornima Messages

Author: Pujyasri Narasimhaswamiji

All India Sai Samaj, Mylapore

Chennai – 600 004.

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Title: Glimpses of Sai Baba

Author: H.H Narasimhaswamiji

All India Sai Samaj, Mylapore

Chennai – 600 004.

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13. EDITORIAL.

 

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The Karma yogis renounce all attachment and perform

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Divine knowledge is to be realized, not taught.

Prostration, enquiry and service are the methods by

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