Correct knowledge of facts connected with the lives of saints is good for the individual who knows them. It is also beneficial to society. In the long run, it promotes social unity. It encourages ethical, spiritual, and religious study and endeavor.
Lives of saints provide more than information for the reader’s brain. They offer sustenance and strength for the heart. They also support the overall advancement of mankind’s temporal and spiritual interests.
By the study of such lives, basic ignorance and illusions are dispelled. Rajasic and Tamasic qualities such as egotism, pride, and hatred are reduced. Cruelty is suppressed.

Noble virtues like humility and earnestness grow. Love to all, service of saints, Guru Bhakti, and Jnana are cultivated. These in due course lead to the goal of God-realisation.
God-realisation is a personal experience and can’t be obtained or explained through the written word. Those who understand Hindu thought can realise the importance of a Guru. Absolute faith in a Guru is essential for quickening spiritual growth.
“All things are possible to him that believeth”. But faith is founded on experience and confidence is increased by tangible proofs. To create such faith, God or a God-man Guru must confer wished for benefits on the disciple or devotee. This act of conferring benefits is the tool God uses.
The less a devotee cares about his bodily or material comforts, the more perfectly he can carry out God’s will. He executes God’s programme more perfectly.

This book /Work proves beyond doubt. Sai Baba took responsibility for the maintenance of his disciples and devotees. He looked after their health and prosperity.
The advent of Sai Baba was for the uplift of mankind. Studying this work will provide readers with incalculable benefits. These benefits are both spiritual and temporal, in this world and beyond.