THE GLORY OF SHIRDI SAI
Fifth Year of Publication
Published as Bi-Weekly
Issue 03/2007
01-02-2007
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first magazine in 3d Page turning format.
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GURUR-BRAHMA, GURUR-VISHNUH; GURU-DEVO
MAHESWARAHA;
GURUR-SAKSHATH PARAM BRAHMA; THASMAI
SREE GURAVE NAMAHA:
1. FROM THE SATSANGHS OF SAIBANISA JI
2. SAI'S NEWS FROM TIME MACHINE
3. SAI IN DREAMS
4. QUINTESSENCE OF SRI SAIBABA'S PHILOSOPHY
5. SANATANA DHARMA &SHRI
SHIRDI SAIBABA
6. DEVOTEES
EXPERIENCES
7. SAI WITH CHILDREN
8. SPIRITUAL GEMS FROM
SAI SATCHARITRA
9. ARTICLES FROM SAI DEVOTEES
10. LETTERS FROM SAI DEVOTEES
11. TELUGU
SECTION
12. SAI'S BOOK
WORLD
13. EDITORIAL.
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1. FROM THE SATSANGHS OF SAIBANISA JI
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Compiled by:
Sai
Sevak Smt. Rajeswari Kasturi, Saidarbar – Hyderabad.
INCARNATIONS
Whenever there is a decay of Dharma and rise of Adharma, then I embody Myself.
To protect the good, to destroy the wicked and to establish
Dharma, I am born age after age.
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Bhagavad
Gita IV: 7, 8
Like water, Dharma also finds its level.
When an individual commits an Adharma towards
another, he will be made to compensate the other for it in some form or other,
in this or in a subsequent life. Sin and retribution are inalienable action and
reaction. That is a law of nature.
When that Adharma
exceeds individual limits and spreads it wings to cover large sections of
society, and a few ordinary virtuous mortals are unable to meet the challenge,
God descends on earth in the form of an incarnation or Avatar to neutralize
that collective Adharma. There is nothing accidental
or extraordinary in this. It is only the operation of law referred to above on
a very comprehensive scale to extend its effect to all the groups of society
that deserves it. The combined Karma of all the individual souls of the society
gets embodied in this incarnation. An incarnation is an agent of the Supreme
Godhead, sent into our midst; with full authority and power to set in order all
lapses and aberrations in the practice of Dharma.
But in this process, two significant
departures of the Lord from His supreme station of spectatorship deserve
special mention for our enlightenment.
“Prakita’ or “Mayasakti” is a creature of Eswara,
the lord. At the time of His incarnation on earth, He manipulates ‘Prakriti’ and appears to be born and growing, through in
reality. He is unborn and eternal.
Secondly, though in His original state
He is above all Karma, in an incarnation he moves in actual flesh and blood
among us as influenced by Karma but as an ideal Jivatma.
He does this among other things, to bring Himself nearer to His devotee’s
understanding of Him – nearer than a mere concept of God, or scriptural ideal
to reach an unseen perfect personality of an epic.
Om Shantih Shantih Shantihi
Lokah Samastah Sukhino Bhavantu
To be continued…
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2. SAI'S NEWS FROM THE
TIME MACHINE:
February 25, 1912: Madhavrao Deshpande (Shama) left Shirdi to attend Kakasaheb Dixit's thread ceremony at Nagpur and Nanasaheb
Chandorkar's son's wedding at Gwalior.
February 14, 1914: Mr.B.V.Deo
was charged by Baba for stealing His rags and after lot of abusing and scolding
was favored with instructions to read Dhyaneswari
regularly every day as per Deo's desire.
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3. SAI IN DREAMS:
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These are the dream sequences and messages as received by SaiBaNiSaji
From our beloved GURU LORD SAINATH OF SHIRIDI. In Anticipation that this
feature will help in one's spiritual growth are hereby compiled from his
personal Diary and presented to SAIBANDHUS.
Translated and presented by RAGHU RAMAN SATULURY.
08-12-1994
I prayed Lord Sainath to give message
to HIS devotees.
Sri Sai in the form of an unknown
person said that
Women, children and even dumb animals are employed in Politics
and Cinema field with a motto of personal gains. Earlier such crimes were
restricted only to select people like kings and Zamindars
(elite and rich). Now-a-days even common people are found indulging in such
acts. My advice would be to distance from such activities, tarnishing the image
of humanity.
Exploitation has become the order of the day.
09-12-1994
A day before was Thursday. Some of my friends visited my house.
I briefed them about Sai, HIS Philosophy and I felt
happy for having done well. If Sai permits, I thought
I could do it for life long. I put this before Sai
and the approval was granted like this. He placed a white stone like mass in my
hand asked me to drop it into the water storage tank kept on our rooftop. The
stone purified the water. He further asked me to serve the purified water to
the Sai devotees visiting my house. I was glad to get
a green signal to go ahead for spreading HIS philosophy.
Good deeds are always encouraged.
19-12-1994
Yesterday, I was thinking more about the problems faced in
leading family life often resulting in conflicts. I prayed Lord Sai to give me a solution to this vexed problem. Sai presented with the visuals as follows:
Imagine the family life as a pond of water with a couple of fish
in the pond. It’s possible that they may get separated due to the motion of
waves set by strong winds blowing and female fish may get separated and reach the ground. It will be the duty of the male fish to
drag the female fish back into waters, lest it may die or some one else may
catch to eat it up. It will be foolish to expect that someone will come
selfless and push it back into waters. So it is essential that in spite of the
strong disturbances, the fish should never be separated and touch
the ground.
Movement of friends inside the house should be selective.
To be continued…..
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4. QUINTESSENCE OF SRI SAIBABA'S
PHILOSOPHY:
(By Late Sri Bharam UmamaheswaraRao)
"Shashi": shashi_31@yahoo.com
26. Mind Alone Is Held
Responsible For the Bondage & Emancipation
Mind is the cause for man’s life, sorrow, joy and liberation as
well. It is the mind that makes us oblivious to Divinity and lures us to the
enchantments of the world. Maya is that mental state in which the existent
appears to be non-existent and the non-existent appears to be existent. All the
experiences in the dream state are seen in the waking state as unreal. The joy
derived in the deep state is attributed to the higher mind. Our mind shines
with resplendent purity if we cultivate noble thoughts ideas and feelings. It
is only developing the purity of mind; we can ensure the purity of action. Pure
deeds can yield, if we keep our mind pure. Our destiny rests on our thoughts
only. For our rise and for our fall the thoughts in us are the cause. Thoughts
in our mind can lead us into dungeons of darkness and also illuminate us. The
thoughts in our mind are the very vital breath to us. Harboring evil thoughts,
or hatred, envy, anger and ego is the cause of our downfall. We are under
estimating the supreme importance of our mind by our ignorance. Our whole life
rests on the mind.
We should make earnest efforts to understand the power of the
mind. Our love and hatred, pain and pleasure, life and death are based on the
mind only. Even the five elements, the five senses, the five sheaths and the
five vital airs draw sustenance from our mind only. We must have faith that the
mind is the sacred power in the world. We must all understand that worldly
pleasures that tempt our mind tantalize our mind. But we must know that there
is an immortal Divinity in our mind. It is the mind which makes us to scale
ethereal heights and also fall down to irretrievable depths. Everything becomes
subservient to us, if we can control our mind. It is the mind which makes us a man.
Man, mind and world are one and the same. It is the mind which makes the world.
Our mind is a slate containing the writings of our many past lives.
So the mind must surrender multiplicity unto the God to attain
unity.
To be continued…..
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5. SANATANA DHARMA &SHRI
SHIRDI SAIBABA
How can I accept or reject anything? Is there anything apart or
distinct from Brahman? Now, finally and clearly, I know that I am the Atman,
whose nature is eternal joy. I see nothing. I hear nothing. I know nothing that
is separate from me.
When one's consciousness, peaceful and strengthened by goodness,
is focused on the divine, one then achieves Dharma, wisdom, detachment and
opulence. "
NEWS FROM ABROD
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SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, January 29, 2007: After a 16-year wait, San Antonio's Hindu temple finally has received its
crowning touch, a raja gopuram --literally, a
"kingly pagoda" -- that identifies the building with its roots in South India. The gopuram,
a 42-foot-high entrance tower built by Indian artisans with statues of 52 Hindu
Deities sculpted in concrete on site over the past eight months and painted
white, was sanctified Sunday. The ceremony was conducted by two resident temple
priests assisted by two other priests from Austin and Houston temples. Several
hundred people attended. "This is my dream come true," said Venkateshwar Goud, a member since
1991, when the temple building itself was completed. "The temple is
finally complete. It's wonderful. We're all blessed." No Hindu temple is
considered authentic unless it has a gopuram built
according to scriptural specifications by artisans from India and sanctified according to Hindu
rituals. The door must face east.
"It's like the entrance to a
palace," said Dr. Rajender Thusu,
a longtime temple member. "It's the entrance to God's house. The various
Deities protect both the house itself and the people." Every gopuram is built to be seen from a distance. That way, even
people who don't have the opportunity to go to the temple may pray whenever
they see it or pass it. Ram Kushwaha, president of
the temple trustees, said the 15-year wait for the US$120,000 gopuram was necessitated by the requirement that a
specially trained team of 10 sculptors from India do the work.
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CEUTA, SPAIN, January 15, 200&; (HPI note: This report is
translated from Spanish) Carpenters, electricians and bricklayers are working
against the clock on Echegaray Street where the new Hindu temple is being
built. "We hope to inaugurate it by the end of February," explains Ramesh Chandiramani, president of
the Hindu community. In order to build the temple the Ceuta city government and the Hindu community
signed an agreement last year in which the city committed to finance part of
the work, estimated at approximately US$390,000. The work started around the
middle of September, once the "Consejeria de Fomento" granted all the required permits.
When completed, this temple will be an
oasis of peace to which inhabitants of the city, whatever their religious affiliation, will be able to come when looking for a place
of withdrawal and tranquility. "Like Hinduism, this temple will be open to
everybody," says Chandiramani. "Gandhi also
said: a culture that is not open is condemned to extinction.
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KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA, January 25, 2007: (HPI note: A kavadi
is a decorated wood arch carried in procession during the festival of Thaipusam honoring Lord Murugan.
Pots of milk are carried on each end of the arch and offered to the Deity upon
arrival at the temple. Kavadi range in size from small to large affairs weighing over 100
pounds. What is described in this article are the small to medium ones. Thaipusam in Malayasia in a big way this year.
Malaysian-made kavadis are now much sought after
overseas. Hindus celebrating Thaipusam in Australia, Canada, Africa and Japan are ordering the kavadis
to fulfill their vows. Devotees from India have also made several trips here to
take home samples of kavadi decorations as they felt
the decorations here were grander. Kavadi decorator Soraja Maniam said most of her
customers living abroad were fascinated with Malaysian-made kavadis.
Devotees
and tourists are expected to throng the Sri Subramaniam
temple in Batu Caves during the Thaipusam
festival, with kavadi bearers climbing the 272 steps
to the famous temple as a show of faith, sacrifice and fulfillment of vows.
This year, the festival falls on Feb 1 and it has also been included as one of
the major events in the tourism calendar for Visit Malaysia Year.
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6.
DEVOTEES EXPERIENCES:
saiappu_v@yahoo.co.in
Thu, January 11,
2007 2:59 pm
OM SAI RAM
I am Sai Aparna. I am devotee of SaiBaba.
On November 25th 2005, I had an eye infection. It pains a
lot, and it was Friday. On Monday, doctor visits to our city & I thought of
consulting him. Meanwhile I should to near by doctor. He is not Sure of what it is and gave medicines. On Sunday night I had
too severe pain such that if I hit my head to the wall also strongly (I made it
practically) I couldn't feel sense because of pain. All my family members are
worrying about me. Meanwhile my mother bought BABA’s Udi and applied on my head and in mouth.
After applying Udi
with that pain only I sang Baba's song and unknowingly I went to sleep. Next
day when I visited doctor he said it is Herpis zoster
and he is not sure of sight. I suffered with it for 3 months and I prayed to
Baba to give me good eye sight. After one week check up doctor was surprised
and said you are so lucky. This all happened because of Baba. Not only this Baba had showed me many incidents. I want to share this
happiness moment to all devotees. So I am sending my real experience. If you
have 100% faith in Baba then he will surely help him.
Sai Aparna
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7. SAI WITH CHILDREN:
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Smt. Madhu Gopal Ravada, Saidarbar, Hyderabad.
Hello Children! I am Madhu aunty. Do
you know Baba use to play with children and used to tell stories to them? I
felt children visiting Saidarbar should be
entertained with good stories. Now I want to tell the stories what heard in my
child hood.
The Crow and the Serpent:
Once a pair of crows built a nest on a
big banyan tree.
They lived there in a great happiness. One day a black serpent took shelter
under the tree. He started living there
in a hole. The crows did not like this but they could not do anything. After some time the female crow laid eggs. In due course
small crows were hatched. The crow couple looked after their small ones with
loving care. One day while they were away in search of food, the serpent
climbed the tree. He ate up the young ones of the crows. When they came back to
their nest they found the nest empty. They were very sad. They asked other
animals and birds living there if they had seen their young ones. No one could
tell them anything. They were dejected for a long time. Finally when they got
over their sorrow, they decided that the next time they had young ones they
would not leave them alone.
Many months passed. The female crow laid eggs once more. Once
again they had young ones. This time the crow couple was very careful. They
always kept their eyes on the young ones. One of them always remained with
them. One day the female crow saw the big black serpent climbing the tree
towards her young ones. She crowed wildly for it to go away. But the serpent
paid no heed. He ate them up. The mother crow was heart broken. She wept
bitterly. All her relatives gathered round her. They wanted to punish the
serpent but by then he had vanished in to his hole.
When the father crow returned in the evening, he heard the whole
story. His sorrow too knew no bounds. At last the mother crow said that they
would leave the tree and go away somewhere else. That way the tragedy would not
be repeated in future. But the father crow reasoned with her. He said that they
had been staying there for such a long time. It was their house. If any one, then, it was the serpent who had to go.
How could they punish the serpent? Then they remembered their
friend, the cunning old, fox who lived nearby. They would go and ask her to
help them. She was sure to have some clever way to punish the serpent. So they
went to the fox. They told her the whole story and then begged her to help
them. Otherwise they would have to leave their old banyan tree and go somewhere
else.
The fox thought for some time. Then she told them, "No, you
do not have to leave your old home. I will tell you how the serpent is to be
properly punished." "Tomorrow morning the royal Princess will be
going to the river bank for a bath. Before entering the water she will take off
her ornaments and clothes and keep them beside the water. There will be guards
to look after them." The fox continued, “You make it a point to be hiding
in a tree there. When nobody is looking, one of you pick up the precious
necklace of the princess and fly away. The other one will follow making a lot
of cawing sound. This would make the guards and others see that you have taken
away the necklace. They will surely chase you. You carry the necklace to your
tree and drop in on to the hole of the serpent. Then watch the fun."
The crows agreed to do as they were told. The next morning the
crow couple went on to the river- bank and hid themselves among the thick
branches of a tree growing near the bank. After some time the Princess,
followed by her friends, servants and guards also reached there. The Princess
and her friends took off their clothes and ornaments and kept them at one place
on the bank. Then they entered the water and started frolicking among
themselves. The crow-couple were waiting for this opportunity. They had noticed
a beautiful pearl necklace among the ornaments of the Princess. The mother crow
swooped over it, picked it up and started flying away. The father crow followed
it, cawing loudly all the while. The servants and the guards had seen the crow
pick up the necklace. They all shouted loudly and started chasing the crows.
The mother-crow came to the banyan-tree and dropped the necklace
on the hole of the serpent at the foot of the tree. Then she flew away.
The chasing servants had seen the necklace falling being
dropped. They reached the foot of the banyan tree. The necklace was half inside
the hole. So they tried to take it out with the help of sticks and spears. The
serpent did not like this disturbance. He got infuriated and came out of the
hole hissing menacingly. The attendants of the Princess surrounded the serpent
and beat it to death with their sticks and weapons. They then picked up the
necklace and went back. The crow couple was watching the show from a safe
distance. When they saw that their old foe was safely dead, they both heaved a
sigh of relief. Then they lived happily ever after, increasing their family and
always grateful to their friend, the clever fox.
Learn from your parents the moral of the story - bye children
meet you in the next issue.
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8.
SPIRITUAL GEMS FROM SAI SATCHARITRA
"Swamy"
swamymain@yahoo.com
Mon,
January 22, 2007
7:52
am
Spiritual Gems from Sai
Satcharita - Chapter 22 continued
Sai Ram. We saw how Sri Balasaheb
Mirikar was saved from the Lamba
Baba. Now, let us see how the predictions of an astrologer were challenged by Sadguru Sai in case of Shri Bapusaheb Buty thus proving that Guru's grace can overcome any karma
or planetary influences, as asserted in Sri Guru Gita
and Sri Guru Charitra. Some more examples of similar
intervention by Sai Maharaj
are narrated in this Satcharitra and we will link up
these Spiritual Gems into a nice necklace. Sai Ram.
Sai Ram. My apologies for not posting the
installment in time for the previous issue of Glory. I was caught up
with some other works and forgot. It is His will. Sai
Ram.
SSS: A great astrologer named Nanasaheb Dengale told one day Bapusaheb
Booty, who was then in Shirdi, "To-day is an
inauspicious day for you, there is a danger to your life". This made Bapusaheb restless. When they, as usual, came to Dwarakamai, Baba said to Bapusaheb
- "What does this Nana say? He foretells death for you.
Well, you need not be afraid. Tell him
boldly "Let us see how death kills." Then later in the evening Bapusaheb went to his privy for easing himself where he saw
a snake. His servant saw it and lifted a stone to strike at it. Bapusaheb asked him to get a big stick, but before the
servant returned with the stick, the snake was seen moving away and soon
disappeared. Bapusaheb remembered with joy Baba's
words of fearlessness.
SSG: Sai Ram. In Sri Guru Gita
and Sri Guru Charitra too, it is asserted that Guru
is Karma Dhwamsi that is destroyer of karma. It is
also mentioned that Guru can save the disciple from the wrath of Brahma, Vishnu
and Siva but the Three Gods cannot save the disciple from Guru's wrath! That is
because Guru doesn't get angry with the disciple but for the welfare of the
disciple. And thus it obviously goes without saying that if the Guru is
pleased, all the Gods will be pleased (in fact Deepaka,
the disciple of Veda Dharma does say that when Sri Siva and Sri Vishnu appear
to him and ask him for seeking their boons). Sai Ram.
The above story appears at first sight rather simple but is quite deep in its
spiritual significance. Sai Ram.
SSS: Amir Shakkar
was a native of the village Korale, in Kopergaon Taluka. He belonged to
the butcher caste. He worked as a commission agent in Bandra,
and was well-known there. He once suffered from Rheumatism, which gave him much
pain. He was then reminded of God, and so, he left his business and went to Shirdi, and prayed to Baba to relieve him from his malady.
Baba then stationed him in the Chavadi, which was
then a damp unhealthy place, unfit for such a patient. Any
other place in the village, or Korale itself would have been better for Amir, but Baba's word was the deciding factor and the chief
medicine.
SSG: Sai Ram. Similarly when another devotee
who was suffering from tuberculosis and for whom all medicines failed came to Shirdi and sought refuge at the feet of Sai,
He ordered him to stay in the house of Bhimabai,
which again was not an appropriate place when looked with the ordinary worldly
vision. Sai's objective in such inappropriate
remedies was to show to all doubting thomases like us
that faith in Guru is the real medicine. Sai Ram.
SSS: Baba did not allow him to come to the Dwarkmai,
but fixed him in the Chavadi, where he got very great
advantage. Baba passed via Chavadi every morning and
evening; and every alternate day Baba went to the Chavadi
in a procession and slept there. So Amir got Baba's
contact very often easily. Amir stayed there for full
nine months, and then, somehow or other, he got a disgust for the place.
SSG: Sai Ram. It is an example of how even
great devotees sometimes slip from their sadhana. Meant to be a lesson for all of us to be always alert. Sai Ram.
SSS: So one night he stealthily left the place and came to Kopergaon and stayed in a Dharmashala.
There he saw an old dying Fakir, who asked him for water. Amir
brought it and gave it to him. As soon as he drank it, he passed away. Then Amir was in a fix. He thought that if he went and informed
the authorities, he would be held responsible for the death as he was the first
and sole informant, and knew something about it. He repented for his action,
viz. leaving Shirdi without Baba's leave, and prayed
to Baba. He then determined to return to Shirdi, and
that same night he ran back, remembering and muttering Baba's name on the way,
and reached Shirdi before day-break, and became free
from anxiety. Then he lived in the Chavadi in perfect
accordance with Baba's wishes and orders, and got himself cured.
SSG: Sai Ram. It is Sai's
grace that forgave Amir Shakar
and allowed the prodigal disciple to return to Sai's
fold. Sai Ram.
SSS: One night it so happened that Baba cried at midnight- "Oh
Abdul, some devilish creature is dashing against the side of My
bed". Abdul came with a lantern, examined Baba's bed but found nothing, Baba
asked him to examine carefully all the place and began to strike ground with
His satka. Seeing this Leela
of Baba, Amir thought that Baba might have suspected
some serpent had come there. Amir could know by close
and long contact the meaning of Baba's words and actions. Baba then saw near Amir's cushion something moving. He asked Abdul to
bring in the light, and when he brought it,
he saw the coil of a serpent there, moving its head up and down. Thereupon the
serpent was immediately beaten to death. Thus Baba gave timely warning and
saved Amir.
SSG: By saving His disciples from serpent bites and from many other
dangers, Sai is giving a simple message that Sadguru takes care not only of the para
but also of the iha, the worldly matters as needed in
the case of those who depend on His grace. Sai Ram.
We will continue with this chapter in
the next issue. Sai Ram.
S.V.Swamy
Author, Editor, Proof-Reader and Book
Reviewer
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9. ARTICLES
FROM SAI DEVOTEES:
"Raghammudi
ramchandrakiran" ramchandrakiran@yahoo.com
Thu, 18 Jan 2007 09:29:46 +0000 (GMT)
Baba tu hi maata tu hi pita
Nahi sachha aur koi jag ka naata
Tere dar pe aakar sab
kuch paata
Hey jagannath hai tu hi ek
data
Teri mahima badi nirali
Bhar de sadgunom
se meri man rupi jholi
Naiya uski kaabhi na
doobey jiski tu karta rakhwali
Aa bas ja mere hriday mein
Mera hriday hai janmon se khali
Upkaar tere kai hain mujh
par
Phir bhi jholi phailaye aaya tere dar
Nij swabhavvash nirash na karna Harihar
Sadaa apney bhakton ki rakhta
tu khabar
Ye Moodh prarthna karta, sada rahe shraddha
tum par
Puri karo sabki
manokaamna Hey Gurvar
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10. LETTERS FROM
SAIDEVOTEES:
"Raghammudi
ramchandrakiran" ramchandrakiran@yahoo.com
Thu, 18 Jan 2007 09:29:46 +0000 (GMT)
Dear Saibandhu,
SaiRam
“The Glory of Shirdi
Sai” E-magazine is very nice and I always enjoy
reading it and try to put the teachings into practice.
om sairam,
R.Ramchandra kiran
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"Ramesh khanna"
neelkanthpublications@rediffmail.com
25 Jan 2007 11:32:05 -0000
Respected Saibandhu,
Thank you very much for keeping me on your mailing list. I appreciate and
request you to continue sending me valuable information on Sai.
With regards,
Ramesh Khanna
Editor-in-Chief
Neelkanth Publications.
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12. SAI'S BOOK WORLD:
Title: Shri
Shirdi Sai Baba: His Life
and Miracles
ISBN: 8120728777
Price: Rs. 25
Sterling Publishers Pvt. Ltd. A-59, Okhla
Industrial Area, Phase II,
New Delhi-110020.
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Title: Life History of Shri Shirdi Sai
Baba
Author: Ammula Sambasiva Rao
ISBN: 8120720334
Price: Rs. 95
Sterling Publishers Pvt. Ltd. A-59, Okhla
Industrial Area, Phase II,
New Delhi-110020.
E-mail: sterlingpublishers@airtelbroadband.in & ghai@nde.vsnl.net.in
Website: www.sterlingpublishers.com
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Please Note:
Those desirous of using this facility (Sai's Book World)
to spread the word about their books may send ONE new copy of the book to Saidarbar, for details contact:
saidarbar@gmail.com
Acknowledgement of receipt of books will be done by E-mail only.
Book(s) sent to Saidarbar will be retained by Saidarbar and cannot be returned.
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in
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You can download Audio:
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(In English Language)
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13. EDITORIAL.
Things impressed me from this magazine:
Like water, Dharma also finds its level. When an individual
commits an Adharma towards another, he will be made
to compensate the other for it in some form or other, in this or in a
subsequent life. Sin and retribution are inalienable action and reaction. That
is a law of nature
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