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FURTHER RESULTS OF WORSHIP II- Nine modes
Especially the nine modes of worship mentioned in the Bhagavata and stressed by Sri Sai Baba often have to be attended to and followed. In setting out those nine forms, one can see how the external and internal are inextricably interwoven and combined and how one gradually progresses with lower and external forms till his…
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Further Results of Worship -I
So far we have been dealing mainly with the externals of worship, and it is to be feared that some highly refined and sensitive souls might have been displeased there by. These worthy persons wish to have the kernel, the very essence of the fruit of worship, without having to deal with any shell or…
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Baba’s Earlier Period
Birth to Shirti:- Stage -1 Very late in his life, Baba revealed to Mahlsapathy an interesting fact. He disclosed that his parents were from Patri in the Nizam’s State, India. Patri is part of Parvani taluk, near Manwath. Sai Baba added that when he was still a tender child, his parents handed him over to…
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BABA WORSHIP IV -Refusing to own, the properties
Baba began from 1908 to ask for dakshinas (Donations). Formerly, he would refuse offer of rupees to him, saying that he had no need for them. But from the time that this new tide began, he began to ask his visitors for payments of (even large) sums. Some he would ask for Rs.5, some for…
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BABA WORSHIP I -Individual Worship
The benefits attending Baba-worship were quickly seen and hence Devotees from outside the Shirdi village, that is, from the immediate neighbourhood were drawn to the worship. This spread gradually from place to place and people from even remote parts were attracted to the worship. Individual worship itself was first not systematic, nor organised. But K.G.…
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Inner Worship
PRAY WHAT? All the things that we see in the universe are nothing but a play of Maya (cosmic illusion)- the creative power of the Lord. These things do not really exist. What really exists is the Real Absolute. Just as we mistake a rope of a garland or a stick for a serpent on…
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Earlier Years at Shirdi V-Mad Fakir to Hero
Suddenly one day an incident occurred which brought a thorough change in the situation, from obscurity to famous. Sai Baba was very fond of lights. He used to beg oil from shopkeepers-Banias, and keep lamps burning the whole night in the Masjid and temple. This went on for some time. The Banias, who supplied oil gratis,…

