- ❇️I embrace the wonderful power of the Guru’s touch, which destroys the sins of my past births and cleanses my subtle body.
- 🦶I touch Sai Baba’s hand and feet and awaken my ‘I am He (Brahman)’ consciousness, manifesting the joy of self-realization.
- 🧎If I prostrate before Sai and surrender heart and soul, the four chief objects of life (Dharma -Righteousness, Artha -Wealth, Kama -Desire, Moksha -Deliverance) are easily attained.
- 🚶I will walk the difficult path of Bhakti straight by relying on my Sadguru.
- 🍞There will be abundant of food and clothes in my home.
- 🧏I will fix the form of the Deity (Sai) firmly in my mind, so that it will not wander.
- 😌I will fix my mind on remembering Sai always, so that it will be calm, peaceful, and carefree.
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Self-Affirmation from Chapter VI of SSSC for Sai Baba devotees
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Self-Affirmation from Chapter IV of SSSC for Sai Baba devotees
- ✨I will conquer this Samsara (worldly existence) by following Sai Baba, who is the repository of wisdom and peace.
- 🛕I have been drawn to Shirdi by Sai Baba because HE remembers my family/merit and desires my spiritual welfare.
- 🔱I trust that Sai Baba is Pandharinath Vithal (God) incarnate, the merciful Lord of the poor and helpless.
- 🛕Shirdi is my sacred place; the Pandhari and Dwarka I seek are here with Sai Baba.
- 🛐If I am earnest and devout, Vithal (God) will manifest Himself.
- 💞I will catch the vision of God firmly, as HE will escape if I am a little inattentive.
- 🏊Placing my head on Sai Baba’s Feet in Shirdi is equal to bathing in the holy Tirth of Prayag, and all my desires are destroyed.
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Self-Affirmation from Chapter I of SSSC for Sai Baba devotees
💡 Suggestions for using this Affirmation/Chart:
- Day 1 (Margazhi 1, period suitable for meditation. And Pray God Vishnu for Eternity and Mahalaxmi for Wealth, in India)
- Serve as a Daily Meditation Tool.
- It is a visual reminder of your spiritual journey.
- This makes it easy to reflect on one Chapter at a time, from Sai SatCharitra (SSSC)
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🌸 Daily Self- Affirmations for Shirdi Sai Baba Devotees’ Journey from 2025 into 2026.
Dear New Seeker /Sai Baba’s Devotee, by joining this sacred circle, you are stepping into ‘a year-end journey to year-beginning’, guided by Shirdi Sai Baba’s timeless wisdom.
🕉️ What You Will Receive
- Affirmations inspired by Chapters of the Shri Sai Satcharitra (SSSC), carrying the fragrance of faith, surrender, and transformation
- Visual motifs and meditations to anchor your practice
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📖Example of Affirmations Rooted in Sai’s Teachings
- Chapter 2: “I recognize Sai Baba as omniscient and the Inner Ruler of all.”
- Chapter 10: “I will always remember and chant “Sai” “Sai,” and all my shackles will be removed.”
- Chapter 33: “I believe that Sai Baba’s help is most opportune, coming exactly when I need it most .”
💡 Suggestions for using these Affirmations / Chart:
- Morning practice: Read each affirmation aloud to set your intention for the day.
- Read before sleeping, at your heart, to calm your thoughts and peaceful dream.
- Meditation aid: Focus on one affirmation per session, allowing its meaning to deepen.
🙏 Let Indian Spiritual Gure-God, Sai Baba Guide You:-
- Let this be your year of transformation.
- Let each affirmation be a step toward self-realization.
- Let you visualize Sai Baba
- Let Sai Baba’s grace carry you across
The most compelling fact about adopting the first few affirmations, grounded in Chapters I, II, and III, is that “Shirdi Sai Baba physically lived during the time these chapters were written by Mr. Hemadpant”; following Sai Baba’s blessing for him to write Sai Baba’s biography.
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🌟 Turning Inward: The Path to Self-Realization
🧘♂️ In the teachings of Shri Sai Baba, this inward journey leads to Self-realization, detachment from worldly distractions, and ultimately, liberation. The Shri Sai Satcharitra offers profound insights into this transformative path.
🔍 Instances from Shri Sai Satcharitra
- 🕉️ Antarmukhata – The Gateway to Brahma-Jnana
“Since human senses are naturally outward-bound, a person seeking self-realization and immortal life must turn his gaze inwards, and look to his inner Self.”
- Antarmukhata (introversion) is a core qualification for attaining Brahma-Jnana.
- The seeker must reverse the flow of attention from external objects to the inner Self.
- This marks the beginning of true spiritual inquiry.
- 🌾 Grinding Wheat – A Symbolic Teaching
“Hold fast to the handle of knowledge of this mill, as I do, and do not wander far away from the same but turn inward to the Center, and you are sure to be saved.”
- The mill symbolizes the grinding down of impulses, desires, and ego.
- The act of turning inward is likened to centering oneself amidst the chaos of worldly existence.
- This allegory teaches detachment and purification as steps toward Self-realization.
- 🙏 Inner Worship – A Devotee’s Practice
“Introvert our mind, turn it inward, give us discrimination between the Unreal and the Real and non-attachment for all worldly things and thus enable us to get Self-realization.”
- Hemadpant advocates inner worship as a means to spiritual liberation.
- The prayer to Sai Baba is for discrimination (viveka) and non-attachment (vairagya).
- True worship begins with stilling the mind and focusing inward.
- 🔄 Prayer for Liberation – Hemadpant’s Appeal
“Restrain us from the outgoing of our senses to their objects and introvert us and bring us face to face with the Atma (Self).”
- Liberation from the cycle of births and deaths requires control over the senses.
- Hemadpant’s prayer emphasizes the need to face the Atma directly.
- Self-realization is impossible without checking the outward tendencies of the mind.
🌌 Conclusion
The journey inward is not a retreat—it is a return to the source. Through the teachings of Sai Baba, we learn that introversion is not isolation, but a sacred alignment with the Self. As we turn our gaze inward, we move closer to the truth, peace, and liberation that lies within.
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Baba inspires New Seekers. See How
New seekers can find immense inspiration in the accounts of Sai Baba for several reasons, primarily stemming from His divine characteristics, accessible teachings, and the profound impact He had on His devotees:
- Omniscience and All-pervasiveness:
- New seekers are inspired by Sai Baba’s ability to know all events, past, present, and future, regardless of distance.
- This quality reassures devotees that Baba is aware of their struggles and intentions, no matter where they are.
- Curing Maladies and Fulfilling Desires:
- Baba’s power to cure ailments and fulfill desires inspires many.
- Stories of His miraculous healings, including serious diseases, highlight His divine capability.
- He has helped childless devotees and resolved various life challenges, fostering hope for others.
- Ease and Simplicity of Devotion:
- The simplicity of devotion to Baba is appealing to newcomers.
- He did not require complex rituals but encouraged remembering His name, listening to His stories, and meditating on Him.
- These practices promote spiritual growth accessible to everyone.
- Nature as a Sadguru and Divine Incarnation:
- Baba is viewed as a true guru and a manifestation of God, aiming to uplift humanity.
- His compassion and unconditional love exemplify his divine nature.
- Acceptance and Unity:
- Baba’s disregard for caste or religious distinctions inspires many.
- He honored festivals from both Hindu and Muslim traditions, promoting unity and acceptance in devotion.
- Grace and Spiritual Progress:
- Seekers find inspiration in the idea that Baba’s grace leads to rapid spiritual growth.
- He emphasized surrendering ego and having faith for self-realization and bliss.
- Ever-living Presence:
- The belief that Baba remains “ever alive” after His passing provides comfort to devotees.
- His tomb is thought to still communicate with those who devote themselves to Him.
- Being “Drawn” to Shirdi:
- The notion that devotees are “drawn to Shirdi” suggests a divine guidance in their journey.
- This belief brings comfort and assurance that their arrival is orchestrated by Baba.
- Omniscience and All-pervasiveness:
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What purpose, this body is gifted to you by God?
What do you think of the purpose for which this body is gifted to you by God?
It is only to make you realise your own Self.
But you forget this purpose and concentrate your mind on the physical body. After all, what is there in the physical body?
The body is like a water bubble. The mind is like a mad monkey. Don’t follow the body. Don’t follow the mind.
Follow the conscience. If only you learn this simple principle, your life will be sanctified.
You need not pay heed to whatever people may say. The purity of consciousness (Chitta) is the fruition of knowledge. It is only when your consciousness is pure that you will attain wisdom. The purity of the mind is of utmost importance.
Keep your mind pure, free from all kinds of pollution. Whenever evil thoughts enter your mind, remind yourself, “This is not good; this is not mine; not mine,” and drive away those evil thoughts.
Tell yourself, “These are all not my property; my property is good thoughts and good ideas only.”
Constantly remember the truth that love is God. Live in love. If you can cultivate such positive and noble thoughts, everything will turn out to be good for you.
-Puttaparti Satya Sai Baba in the Divine Discourse, Jul 28, 2007
"I draw to Me, My man from far off or even across the seven Seas to Shirdi, like a sparrow with a string fastened to its feet"-Shirdi Sai Baba, Indian Spiritual Guru-God 