Ask Sai baba
The Miracle Worker 

Ask Sai Baba

Ask Sai Baba

Shirdi Sai Baba, a spiritual healer and miracle worker, had extraordinary spiritual gifts. There is no factual information about his early years. And, whatever is on hand is only speculative. The available information is that he arrived at the village of Shirdi, India, at the age of sixteen, possessed remarkable powers, and died in 1918.

According to H.S. Ganguly, in his book, Sai Baba of Shirdi, the people of Shirdi first noticed him while he was sitting under a neem tree.

His divine greatness became apparent when a man named Yad Patil lost his beloved black horse.

Yad Patil and his men searched everywhere, but to no avail. They entered the village of Shirdi, hoping to attain some information, but no one had seen the horse.

Unexpectedly, he approached Yad Patil and assured him that he would get his horseback. As he raised his right hand to bless Yad Patil, "people heard the sound of a galloping horse." To everyone's amazement, the horse appeared standing near Yad Patil. After witnessing this miraculous event, the people of Shirdi became intrigued by his supernatural spiritual gift.

In her book, Sree Chakravarti states, A Healer's Journey, that the people of Shirdi recognized his supreme greatness when a few shepherd boys were playing near the neem tree where he was sitting. A full-grown cobra appeared, "making a beeline for one of the boys...before the cobra could strike," he "gently upbraided the snake" and asked it why he wanted to hurt the child? "The snake stopped in its tracks, glided to Sai Baba, dipped its hood in homage at his feet, and then slid away." When the villagers became aware of this miracle, he was greatly admired.

Additionally, he healed the sick with vibhuti or udhi (holy ash). In H.S.Ganguly's book, he depicts a case where a distressed man went to him for help.

The man's wife, the caretaker of his blind mother and lame sister, became extremely ill. Fearing that his wife would die, he ran to see the Divine Baba.

He gave him three packets of vibhuti-one for each of his family members. When he arrived home, he placed the vibhuti from one packet on his mother's eyes, gave the second packet to his sister with instructions on what to do, and poured the vibhuti of the third packet into his wife's mouth.

He was astonished that his mother was seeing, his sister was walking, and his wife had recovered fully.

"For Those Who Believe, No Words Are Necessary; For Those Who Do Not Believe, No Words Are Possible".........Dom Inacio de Loyola

During my stay in Shirdi, a short and simple spiritual prayer came to my mind.

SaiBaba, open up my heart and my mind so that I can see and feel God's light.

The key to this prayer or any other prayer is to say it with immense faith and love. The person saying this prayer must repeat the words three times. When referring to the heart, the person's hand should be placed on the heart area; the hand should go over the forehead when referring to the mind.

May he hear your prayers and grant you your wish.

"You may go anywhere in the world, and there I go with you. My abode is your heart; I dwell within you".........Shirdi Sai Baba

May the spiritual painting of the Shirdi Sai Baba bring comfort and spiritual healing to all those in need.

May he bless and grant you and your family health, peace, and good fortune now and always.

Shirdi Sai Baba

Sai Baba Shirdi Blessing

During a visit to Shirdi, India , I had a profound spiritual vision. It all occurred while meditating in Samadhi Mandir (Sai Baba's Shrine Temple). I had sat down on the floor- away from the crowd, and closed my eyes. What transpired soon afterward was a blessing from heaven.

I saw, through my third eye, what appeared to be the image of Sai Baba dressed in a white glowing garment. By his side, were two angels. A radiant white light encircled him as well as the angels. He approached me, took my hands and blessed me. Immediately, I felt a warm loving sensation spreading all over my being. Then, he proceeded to bless everyone in the room.

As he turned around to leave, I noticed he was taking with him a grayish mist, which symbolized the negativity we were carrying.

He was taking away the darkness from our souls and filling it with love and light. In other words, he was lessening our burdens.

His image began to fade away slowly until it was no longer visible.

It is said that Sai Baba promised, “I shall be active and vigorous even from the tomb.” Without a doubt, he has kept his promise.

Sai Baba is present in the hearts of those who believe in him. He guides us into the path of light, and protects us from harm.

Sai Baba's sayings:

-I am ever living to help and guide all who come to me, who surrender to me and who seek refuge in me.

-If you cast your burden on me, I shall surely bear it

-Whatever creature comes to you, human or otherwise, treat it with consideration.

-God is not so far away. He is not in the heavens above, nor in hell below. He is always near you.

-All gods are one. There is no difference between a Hindu and a Muslim. Mosque and temple are the same.

"You may go anywhere in the world, and there I go with you. My abode is your heart; I dwell within you".........Shirdi Sai Baba

May the spiritual painting of the Shirdi Sai Baba bring comfort and spiritual healing to all those in need.

May he bless and grant you and your family health, peace, and good fortune now and always.

"You may go anywhere in the world, and there I go with you. My abode is your heart; I dwell within you".........Shirdi Sai Baba

May the spiritual painting of the Shirdi Sai Baba bring comfort and spiritual healing to all those in need.

May he bless and grant you and your family health, peace, and good fortune now and always.

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