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Self-Affirmation from Chapter V of SSSC for Sai Baba devotees

December 21, 2025 (updated September 1, 2026) Published by shirdisaibabadevotees

🪄I believe Sai Baba fully. HE just dashed the Sanka (small stick) on the ground to get water; then thrust the prong into the ground to get a live ember. 🌌I always utter Allah Malik (God is the sole owner). 🪔I am unperturbed even in scarcity, because Sai Baba can perform the miracle of turning... Read more

Entry Pass at Gate 4 of Shirdi Mandir

August 2, 2025 (updated September 1, 2026) Published by shirdisaibabadevotees

New special initiative for devotees and local citizens. An entry pass system has been implemented at Gate No. 4 of Sai Baba Mandir in Shirdi. This initiative has facilitated access to the temple premises; yet, it does not grant entry into the Main Mandir. Devotees engaging in visits to the Shree Shanaishwar, Shree Ganesh, and... Read more

Earlier Years at Shirdi II-Food & Residence

October 17, 2023 (updated September 1, 2026) Published by shirdisaibabadevotees

Baba, noting Mahlsapathy's attitude, left the place (Khandoba temple), and went to the gode- neem tree, which he used as his halting place off and on. He went about the village and the surrounding lands and had no particular arrangements for food. Luckily the village head, Ganapat Rao Patil Kothe and his wife Bayaji Bai,... Read more

Baba’s Earlier Years at Shirdi I-Khandoba temple

October 16, 2023 (updated September 1, 2026) Published by shirdisaibabadevotees

Baba's earliest years at Shirdi were passed in complete obscurity. Baba had no home; Fakirs have none. Hermits are, therefore, to reside either at a tree-foot or chavadi or temple or other public places. When he came into Shirdi, first Baba visited Khandoba temple at the outskirts of the village, and then noting how solitary... Read more

Various colorful Sai Baba statues are displayed on shelves, with larger Sai Baba statues in the back and smaller ones in front. The statues wear orange, yellow, white, and green clothing, some adorned with beaded necklaces.

Baba and Others Saints

August 23, 2023 (updated September 1, 2026) Published by shirdisaibabadevotees

Para Number in the Book -BCS & Baba's appearance in the form of other saints Keshav Naik of Tardev, when Akkalkote Maharaj was passing away(about 1878) thus addressed him: Maharaj, if you go away, what support have we?Akkalkote Maharaj (giving his shoes to be worshiped): My Avatar (spirit) will be at Shirdi in Ahmadnagar District.... Read more

Baba’s Probable Birth-date

June 2, 2023 (updated September 1, 2026) Published by shirdisaibabadevotees

None knew or knows the parents and exact birth-date of Sai Baba; but it can be approximately determined by His stay in Shirdi. Baba first came to Shirdi, when he was a young lad of sixteen and stayed there for three years. Then all of a sudden He disappeared for some time. After some time,... Read more

TIPS relate to Shirdi and Mandir Visits

September 28, 2022 (updated September 1, 2026) Published by shirdisaibabadevotees

Day and Time: Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays are least crowded, normally. Fridays from 12 Noon-8 p.m. & Daily from 3 to 4 p.m. are also less crowded. The best day to visit is on Thursday; many people visit the temple and fast for nine consecutive Thursdays (referred to as the Sai Vrat Pooja). You do... Read more

Interesting Spot in and around Shirdi Mandir

November 1, 2021 (updated September 1, 2026) Published by shirdisaibabadevotees

INTERESTING PLACEs MUST VISIT IN AND NEAR SHIRDI WITHIN/CLOSE TO SHIRDI MANDIR Samadhi Mandir Gurusthan [Neem Tree] Lendi Baug Dwarkamai Chavadi Dixit Wada Museum Meditation Hall Nanda Lamp Ganapthy, Siva_Parvathy & Sani Temples Maruti Mandir Abdul Baba cottage Thursday Palki procession WITHIN SHIRDI TOWN Narashimar Temple (when get down Chavadi, turn left) Sai Baba's Art... Read more

Three Wadas (Big Building)

May 9, 2021 (updated September 1, 2026) Published by shirdisaibabadevotees

(1) The site with the Neem tree and surrounding space was bought by Mr. Hari Vinayak Sathe, and on this site a big building styled Sathe’s Wada was erected, at Shirdi Gurusthan This Wada was the sole resting place for pilgrims, who flocked there. A Par (platform) was built round the neem tree and lofts... Read more

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