The Glory of Shirdi Sai - Issue 22-2007 from Saidarbar.

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THE GLORY OF SHIRDI SAI

Fifth Year of Publication

Published as Bi-Weekly

Issue 22/2007

25-10-2007

 

 

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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:

 

http://www.shrisaibabasansthan.org/onlinedarshan.asp

 

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.

 

Shirdi Sai’s Philosophy in the words of Saibanisaji

 

There is an allegory that depicts human life. Once

there was a man rowing a boat down a river. Some one

on the shore warned him, “Stop rowing so gaily down

the swift current; there are rapids ahead and a

dangerous whirlpool, and there are crocodiles and

demons lying in wait in rocky caverns. You will perish

if you continue.”

 

In this allegory, “The swift current” is a life of

lust; “rowing gaily” is giving rein to one’s passion;

“rapids ahead” means the ensuing suffering and pain;

“whirlpool” means pleasure, “Crocodile and demons”

refers to the decay and death that follow a life of

lust and indulgence; “ Someone on the shore,” who

calls out, is Sai.

 

 

Om Shantih Shantih Shantihi

Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu

 

To be continued…

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2. SAI'S NEWS FROM THE TIME MACHINE:

 

October 16, Wednesday1918: Baba's Body was taken in

procession through the Shirdi village and then

interred in Butty Wada with due formalities.

 

October 27, 1918: Baba's devotees from all over

gathered and funeral rites were performed by Balasaheb

Bhate with Annadhanam to poor in Shirdi.

 

October 27, 1918: A committee was formed to manage the

worship of SaiBaba's Samadhi, comprising of 15 members

with Bapusaheb Butty as the Chairman.

 

 

October 27, 1918: Nanavalli a great but quaint and

queer devotee of Baba breathed his last.

October 7, 1954: A big and beautiful marble statue of

SaiBaba was installed behind Baba's Samadhi at the

hands of Swami Sai Sharnandji.

 

October 19, 1956: H.H.Narasimha Swamiji passed away

(Aged 82 years).

 

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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.

 

APRIL-1995:

 

23-04-1995

 

Yesterday, Sai has given a wonderful message on the

bonds of love between a husband and wife-

 

It is right to opt for god’s service after fulfilling

all the responsibilities in life, but avoid being

lustful after separation caused due to death of the

partner. Such a life will often lead to rebirth to

fulfill those unfulfilled desires. Towards the end,

engage mind and attention in chanting the God’s name.

 

The principles of the four-ashrama dharmas (The four

stages of life-Balyam, koumaryam Yavvanam and

vruddhapyam) are to be followed in true sense.

 

26-04-1995

 

Sai appeared in the form of Katikapari (in-charge of

the burial ground) and said-

 

Death does not discriminate a person dying due to

cardiac problem or for that matter the one dying due

to the most known dreaded decease on the earth (AIDS).

However death embraces them equally. It is by far the

human tendency that restricts to view both deaths on

an equal plane. They end up glorifying the one while

engage in talking ill of the other.

 

Death strikes everybody equally.

 

30-04-1995

 

Sai appeared in the form of my bitter enemy and said-

 

It is natural for the mother to get wild when she is

not listened to. However it is the same motherly

instinct that showers her full love when her child is

suffering.

 

Nothing on the universe can substitute mother’s love.

 

To be continued…..

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4. QUINTESSENCE OF SRI SAIBABA'S PHILOSOPHY:

(By Late Sri Bharam UmamaheswaraRao)

 

" Shashi " : shashi_31

 

30. Efficacy of Prayer and Worship

 

While we pray, we seek God’s help and lay at His feet

the load of our worldly troubles and seek his aid to

get over them. Most of our prayers take the form of a

petition for God’s succor. The real purpose behind

this kind of prayer is to obtain mental relief by

submitting our troubles to Him. While doing so, we get

a feeling that God will not desert us and will surely

help us. That belief infuses strength in out minds to

go thru our troubles unperturbed. Prayer is

acknowledgment of the Lordship of God over us, of our

finite and littleness. Prayer is the most potent means

of rebinding ourselves to God as all our ills are due

to our separation from Him. Prayer opens our heart to

God. When we pray, we surrender ourselves wholly and

entirely to God’s dispensation. It is willing

confession of our helplessness and seeking refuge in

God. But such surrender merely means that we are not

very much particular about the fruit of our actions.

Whoever does his duty is liked by God.

Pujya Radhakrishna Swamiji advices his disciples:

Plough with plough, share of truth;

Plant the seed of the desire for knowledge;

Weed out untruth;

Irrigate the field with the water of patience;

Supervise your work by looking into yourself (by

introspection)

Build the fence of the rules of Dharma

If we follow Swamiji’s advice, our Bhakti will grow.

Touching the Holy Feet of God’s idol in prayer

symbolizes and evolves in the devotee a sense of

humility and the evanescence of physical Self. Thru

the act of prostration, the devotee gets as close as

possible, physically to effacing the ego.

To be continued…..

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5. SANATANA DHARMA & SHRI SHIRDI SAIBABA.

let the scriptures be your guide in what to do and

what not to do. Understand their teachings; then act

in accordance with them.

-Bhagavad Gita 16:24

Ignorant of their ignorance, yet wise

In their own esteem, these deluded men,

Proud of their vain learning go round and round

Like the blind led by the blind. Far beyond

Their eyes, hypnotized by the world of sense,

Opens the way to immortality.

" I am my body; when my body dies,

I die. " Living in this superstition

They fall life after life under my sway.

-Katha Upanishad

NEWS

www.ndtv.com

DELHI, INDIA, October 6, 2007: It is one of the

grandest Hindu temples in the capital and has been

built with a lot of thought and precision. An

architectural marvel, the Akshardham temple is the

cynosure of all eyes. Soon a replica of it will be

constructed, thousands of miles away in China. The

first Hindu temple in communist China. The Chinese

government has invited the Swaminarayan Trust that

runs the Akshardham temples in Noida and in

Gandhinagar, to build a similar temple. A huge piece

of land has been earmarked in Fohsan state, which will

not only house the temple but also an Indian cultural

center. ''Initial thoughts are to have a cultural

center also along with the temple, a traditional

Indian music learning center and also various Indian

language teaching centers including Hindi, on this

temple premises,'' said Jagat Shah, Joint

Secretary-General, Indo-China Trade Council.

indiapost.com

NEW YORK, NEW YORK, October 1, 2007: The long-awaited

Prana Pratistha Mahotsavam (installation of the

Deities) at the first Hindu Temple " Shree Ram Mandir "

built in Staten Island was held on August 24-27.

During the three-day holy ceremony, the Deities of

Lord Rama, Sita, Lakshmana and Hanuman made of white

marble in Rajasthan were installed per Hindu ritual

and worship. Also installed were Deities of Lord

Ganesh and Lord Venkateshwara made of black granite in

Tamil Nadu, India. The temple is dedicated to its

presiding Deity Lord Rama.

www.ncicj.com

JAMAICA, September 30, 2007: Indian culture is one of

the oldest cultures. It came to Jamaica with Indians

after the abolition of Slavery. Indians were brought

as indentured laborers by British plantation owners

between 1845 and 1917 to work on sugar estates and

banana plantations. The first ship, SS Blundell,

carrying 261 Indians arrived at Old Harbour Bay on May

10, 1845. From 1930 onwards, there has been an influx

of Indian merchants and professionals.

 

Government of Jamaica in 1995 proclaimed the Indian

Arrival Day May 10 as the Indian Heritage Day in

recognition of the Indians' contribution to the social

and economic development of the country.

theseoultimes.com

SEOUL, KOREA, September 16, 2007: Ganesha Visarjana

has been celebrated in Korea in recent years as a

means to bring a taste of Indian culture to the

country. This year 500 Indians and 100 Koreans

gathered to enjoy Indian culture. The news release

elaborates, " The Ganesha Festival started on Saturday

(September 15) evening with great stage decorations of

flowers and rangoli (colored sand). The backdrop of

the stage was prepared so nicely with a combination of

both Indian and Korean culture. On Saturday the

Ganesha Deity was installed by doing puja. During the

puja various mantras were chanted and Indian sweets

were distributed as prasadam. Both the Indian and

Korean communities enjoyed the cultural interactions.

The Koreans were especially excited to see this

program and were busy catching every moment on camera.

Finally the program concluded on Sunday with the

Ganesha Visarjana Pooja and volunteers reflected on

the joy of conducting the program successfully. "

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6. DEVOTEES EXPERIENCES:

 

From the files of Saidarbar:

This story starts with the traditional beginning of

‘long, long ago’. My parents were young and they were

friendly with the redoubtable Swami, BV

Narasimhaswami. This was in Madras, where the Swamiji

was trying to spread Sai Bhakthi. My mother was

thrilled by the passion the great man brought to his

Sai devotion and caught fire from it. She decided to

name her second child (me) Sainath in honor of Shri

Sai Baba of Shirdi. But alas, I turned out to be a

girl and they hurriedly picked another name for me.

The Sainath bit was dropped. By now, they had shifted

to Bangalore and contact with Narasimhaswami ended as

well. Many decades and many vicissitudes later, the

whole episode of Sai Bhakthi was totally forgotten.

Now, I was a middle aged working woman with my own

family. And though I was deeply religious, I wasn’t

keen on worshipping any saint....I thought most of

them were charlatans and preferred to stick to my

Krishna puja. Every day, on my way to School, I passed

the Lodi road, Sai Mandir. An elderly lady, who

traveled with me, never failed to remark that I should

turn to Sai Baba. I invariably smiled and kept quiet.

Once, in school, I misplaced a most important book.

 

I was in charge of the records of all House

activities. I needed to tally the points gained by

each House and submit a report to the Vice Principal.

But what could I do? I had misplaced the blessed book

and I was really in a stew. A thorough search had

yielded no fruit and I was getting desperate. When my

elderly friend once again remarked that I ought to

take up Sai worship, I promptly vowed in my mind....

If you are so great a saint, then please help me find

this book. Then I will take up your worship. Need I

say it? Yes, I found the book where it had absolutely

no place to be and I wouldn’t have found it in a month

of Mondays but for a very lucky chance (Sai’s hand?).

Apparently, I had turned to him in the nick of

time...A load of troubles was awaiting me. I fell very

ill, my husband faced a grave crisis in his career,

and my son was very depressed. I really didn’t know

which way to turn. All my confidence in my ability to

face life oozed away. Till then I had had the ability

to take Life on the chin.

But now I was sorely perplexed and very, very upset.

The Sai prayer book thrust upon me by my colleague was

my only anchor. I prayed to Baba by day and through

the long, painful nights. Within three months, my

husband got his rank, my son regained his will to

study and an old friend came back into my life and

gave me homeopathic medicine which cured me of my

malaise. And to give my darling son that much needed

boost in confidence to boldly face his first ever

failure, Baba per! formed one more of his numerous

leelas. I found. I don’t know how it got there! in an

old much neglected handbag of mine, an old, old

pendant of silver with Sai on one side and ‘shraddha’

and ‘saburi’ engraved on the other. I promptly put it

on a silver chain and round my child’s neck, where it

nestles close to his heart. His bride’s thali is also

Baba’s picture in gold. Never ever will we be alone

again. Baba’s always with us.

Source : (From Sai Leela, October, 2000)

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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 Farmer's Donkey

 

One day a farmer's donkey fell into an abandoned well.

The animal cried piteously for hours as the farmer

tried to figure out what to do. Finally, he decided

the animal was too old and the well needed to be

covered up anyway; so it just wasn't worth it to him

to try to retrieve the donkey.

 

He invited all his neighbors to come over and help

him. They each grabbed a shovel and began to shovel

dirt into the well. Realizing what was happening, the

donkey at first cried and wailed horribly.

 

Then, a few shovel-fulls later, he quieted down

completely. The farmer peered down into the well, and

was astounded by what he saw. With every shovel-full

of dirt that hit his back, the donkey would shake it

off and take a step up on the new layer of dirt.

 

As the farmer's neighbors continued to shovel dirt on

top of the animal, he would shake it off and take a

step up. Pretty soon, the donkey stepped up over the

edge of the well and trotted off, to the shock and

astonishment of everyone.

 

The Moral: Life is going to shovel dirt on you, all

kinds of dirt. The trick to getting out of the well is

to stop wailing, and not let the dirt bury you, but to

shake it off and take a step up. Each one of our

troubles is a stepping-stone. We can get out of the

deepest wells just by not stopping, never giving up!

Shake it off and take a step up.

 

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8. SPIRITUAL GEMS FROM SAI SATCHARITRA

 

swamymain

On 9/21/07

 

 

Sai Ram. We will now, with His grace, take up Chapter

25 of His Satcharitra. Sai Ram.

 

SSS: Damu Anna Kasar of Ahmednagar - (1) Speculations

- (2) Amra-Leela

 

SSG: Sai Ram. A good demonstration of Baba's oneness

with all and thus His ability to know what is in the

minds of all of us. And Shama was a witness to such

Leelas often. Sai Ram.

 

SSS: Then Shama read the letter and Baba heard it

attentively and said feelingly - " The Sheth (Damu

Anna) has gone mad; write to him in reply that nothing

is wanting in his house. Let him be content with the

half loaf (bread) he has now and let him not bother

himself about lacs. " Shama sent the reply which Damu

Anna was anxiously waiting for. Reading it, he found

that all his hopes and prospects about lacs of rupees

as profit were dashed to the ground. He thought that

he had done a mistake in consulting Baba.

 

SSG: Sai Ram. The power of Maya, to which Baba was

always alluding. No one is immune from Maya. Sai Ram.

 

SSS: But as Shama had hinted in the reply that there

was always much difference in seeing and hearing and

that, therefore, he should come to Shirdi personally

and see Baba. He thought it advisable to go to Shirdi

and consult Baba personally about the affair. So he

went to Shirdi, saw Baba, prostrated himself before

Him and sat shampooing His legs. He had no courage to

ask Baba openly about the speculation, but he thought

in his mind, that it would be better if some share in

the business should be assigned to Baba and said in

his mind, that if Baba were to help him in this

transaction, he would surrender some share of profits

to Him. Damu Anna was thus thinking secretly in his

mind, but nothing was veiled from Baba; everything

past, present and future were clear to Him as an

Amalaka fruit in hand. A child wants sweets, but its

mother gives bitter pills; the former spoil its

health, while the latter improve it. So the mother

looking to the welfare of her infant, coaxes it and

gives it bitter pills. Baba, kind mother as He was,

knew the present and future prospects of His devotees,

and therefore reading Damu Anna's mind, He openly

spoke to him - " Bapu, I do not want to be entangled in

any such wordly things (sharing profits). " Seeing

Baba's disapproval Damu Anna dropped the enterprise.

 

SSG: Sai Ram. A beautiful example of Baba's oneness

with all people and animals, nay, even inanimate

things. By giving such demonstration of His Yogic

powers (Yoga means union and Sai was One with all), He

was trying to pull up forward on the path of

spirituality and thus trying to make us one with Him

and dispel our Maya. Sai Ram.

 

We will continue with this chapter in the coming

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:

 

Ramchand Chugani rgcjp

Wed, 17 Oct 2007 02:35:19 -0700 (PDT)

 

Tharkad

 

Discipline

There was a sheristadhaar by name Thakad. His wife and

16-year old son were ardent devotees of Shirdi Baba.

Tharkad did not object to their worship of Baba. One

day when they wanted to go to Shirdi, he gave them his

consent. But Tharkad himself did not go to any shrine

as he was a Brahmo Samajist. He did not to go to

Shridi despite many appeals from his wife.

 

Tharkad's son told his father that he would not go to

Shirdi because he was performing regular worship to

Shirdi Baba in their house. This worship would be

affected if he went to Shirdi. The lad told his father

that every day he was making an offering of sugar

candy to Baba and he was partaking part of the candy

as prasaadh (blessed offering) out of the conviction

that Baba was receiving the candy. He declared: " I do

not want any break in this practice. Hence I do not

want to go to Shirdi. " The father had great affection

to the son. He told the son: " Babu, I shall perform

that duty. You better go to Shirdi. " .... " Will you

offer worship to Baba as I have been doing? Will you

offer candy to him and later eat part of it as

prasaadh? " The father gave promise to carry on the

worship during his absence. The mother and her son

left for Shirdi.

 

 

The father performed the worship in the manner of the

son for a few days. Offering a candy to Baba, he took

a part of it after the worship before taking his meal.

On a Thursday, Tharkad had some urgent business in the

court and left the house in a hurry after performing

puuja (worship). Returning for his meal, he asked the

cook to bring the prasaadh. The cook informed him that

he had not offered any offering of candy that day.

Tharkad was sorry that he had failed to make the

offering to Baba.

At Shirdi, when the mother and the son went to see

Baba on the following Friday, Baba told the son:

" Babu, yesterday I had been to Bangra, but no one gave

me any food. Even the candy which you use to offer

daily was not available. I have come back very hungry.

Will you give me something to eat? " The boy was

shocked on listening the Baba's words. He wept in his

mother's lap. " I cannot stay here any longer. I must

adhere to my daily routine. " At that time, Baba sent a

message to the boy. In His message, Baba said: " There

is no need for you to go now. Your father failed to

keep his word, but you have not failed in your duty.

You have all My Grace. You can stay here as long as

you wish. "

 

Source:

(Excerpts from details of short compilation:

 

(Sharing with Love)

Ram.Chugani

 

 

Ram Chugani

Kobe, Japan

rgcjp

 

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10. LETTERS FROM SAIDEVOTEES:

Saroj

On 9/13/07

 

SaiRam,

By SAI grace I am fortunate to get the weekly issue of

Glory of Shirdi Sai from SAI Darbar. These issues on

Baba are and has been inspiring and devotional.

I also go thru the E-magzines. But one point I would

like to bring to your kind attention and hope that may

be appreciable on your part. SHRI SAI SATCHARITRA AND

OTHER HOLY BOOKS are either in ENGLISH or TELUGU

whereas there is a large group of devotees who are

anxiously waiting for HINDI version.

WITH ALL GOOD WISHES

Sai beti

SAROJ

 

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

the 3d page turning NEW FORMAT

 

anusoma20

On 10/11/07

 

Jai Sai Ram.

I really thank you for your efforts in bringing up

this article. Its so devotional and aspiring to read

these articles. I liked the E-zine format very much.

We believe in Baba very much and every Thursday we

feel very auspicious and also Baba blesses us with

good news also on Thursdays.

Thanks,

Anuradha

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pundarit

On 10/4/07

 

JaiSaiRam,

The concept of MP3 of bhajans is very good. I am

conveying my sincere thanks to the team for this

valuable bajans and I hope more bhajans will be added

to this list.

Turaga Pundarikakshudu

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shikha_4ever05

On 10/1/07

 

Jai Sai Ram,

This site is very very beautiful. The words are more

Neat n Clear. Baba Bless u n all over the World.

 

Sai Daughter,

Shikha Kohli.

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blakshmipriya

On 9/28/07

 

SaiRam,

I love Swamy. Thank U. God Bless U

Lakshmi Priya B

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kris_sujatha

On 9/27/07

 

SaiRam,

You have done a wonderful job.

K.SUJATHA

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ashasathya

On 9/22/07

 

SaiRam,

This E-zine is excellent. I am very happy to have

d for it. I am very thankful to Baba for

showing me this ezine. You are doing a wonderful job.

Please try to record Baba's ashtothra Namavali as I

find it difficult to say a few words from the book.

Also please give us more info about the varieties of

puja for Baba.

Asha Sathya Narayanan.

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balatv34

On 9/9/07

 

Jai Sai Ram.

You are doing wonderful service. I enjoyed the journal

and videos very very much.

T.V. Balakrishnan.

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anju777

On 9/17/07

 

SAIRAM,

THIS IS REALLY VERY NICE.

THANKS.

Anju Bharadwaj

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shas_prof

On 9/22/07

 

Om Sai ram

audio & video clippings are good

shantha

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sureshvarma_gadiraju

On 9/22/07

SaiRam,

Excellent work, keep it up.

Varma.

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12. SAI'S BOOK WORLD: (HINDI)

 

Title: Sai Sneh

Author: Vikas Mehta

Siddharth Publications, 10 DSIDC Scheme-II

Okhla Industrial Area

Phase -II

New Delhi - 110 020

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Title: The Golden Words of Shri Sai Baba Shirdi

Author: Vikas Mehta

Siddharth Publications, 10 DSIDC Scheme-II

Okhla Industrial Area

Phase -II

New Delhi - 110 020

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Title: Worship of the Manifested Shri Sadguru Sainath

Author: Ms. Zarine Taraporewala

Meher-Dhun Endowment Nata Shahi

69 Worli Sea Face

Mumbai - 400 025

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13. EDITORIAL.

 

Things impressed me from this magazine:

 

Nothing on the universe can substitute mother’s love.

 

When we pray, we surrender ourselves wholly and

entirely to God’s dispensation. It is willing

confession of our helplessness and seeking refuge in

God.

 

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