Sri Sai Satcharitra

Wednesday, May 13, 2009

||baba’s assurances||

1. Knock, and the door shall open. Ask and you shall be granted.

2. My devotees will not suffer from shortage of food or clothing. Do not strive for them.

3. If someone gives Me something, I will return hundred fold.

4. Even when I am formless, My bones from the Samadhi will give you hope and confidence. Not only Myself, My Samadhi will speak, move and communicate with those who surrender to Me. Don’t worry that I am not with you. My bones will speak and care for your welfare. Remember Me always, believe in Me and you will benefit.

5. Know that My Spirit is immortal. Know this for yourself.

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

7. Whosoever puts his feet on Shirdi soil, his sufferings would come to an end.

8. The wretched and miserable would rise into plenty of joy and happiness, as soon as they climb the steps of Dwarakmai.

9. In whatever faith men worship Me, even so do I render to them.

10. My bones will talk to you from my grave and keep immense faith in me. The eternal truth is I am always alive and this is my promise to you all, which you should never forget.

11. To him who surrenders unto Me totally, I shall be ever indebted.

7 comments:

Gauri MathurMay 26, 2009 at 10:16 PM
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SarasJune 6, 2010 at 3:06 AM
Satya Vachan! I experience his divine blessings in many ways.Sai Baba is Kaliyuga Deivam.
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flycatcherJune 10, 2010 at 8:29 AM
many many thanks for visiting the site. i request you to kindly post some of your experiences in "comments", so that it would benefit all of us, sai devotees!
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rahulkavinAugust 4, 2018 at 3:24 AM
Education is a basic necessity of life. And rural children need to have a taste of education to uplift their life and the rural sector. The schools established with the blessings of Bhagwan Sri Sathya Sai Baba provides education to rural children absolutely free of cost. You should take a glance at our other initiatives as well

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rahulkavinAugust 4, 2018 at 4:04 AM
It is important that we serve our rural children with a nutritious breakfast before enlightening their minds with academic as well as human values education.

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rahulkavinAugust 4, 2018 at 4:05 AM
People generally indulge in social initiatives with a hidden agenda. Swami, in his subtle form, continues to drive his devotees to strive hard for the elevation of needy people.

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Disclaimer

The posts in this blog are adapted from Sri Hemad Pant's "Sri Sai Satcharitra" published originally in Marathi in 1929. They are not a verbatim reproduction of the original. An attempt is made here to include all the information available from 1929 till date and present the same in a language easily understood by the present generation. It is believed that every epic needs to be retold to each new generation without distorting the spirit of the original. No originality is, or can be, claimed in such an attempt. Any errors that might have crept in inadvertantly in this humble attempt may please be brought out in the comments.

Foreword

Sri Sai Satcharitra is a very sacred book. It is to be read with utmost devotion. Where ever it is read, that place becomes as sacred as the banks of Godavari River, as holy as Shirdi and invariably Sai will manifest there. He will mitigate all the sorrows and tribulations of those who read it. There is no necessity of performing any japa or tapas or any other difficult sadhanas. Mere reading of Sri Sai Satcharitra will please our beloved Baba. All Sai devotees are kindly requested to use the book in the following manner:

1. Get the book, 'Shri Sai Satcharitra' in whatever language one chooses to read. Neatly wrap it up in a piece of new cloth, and place it near Baba's photograph or idol with due sanctity.

2. Whether at home or elsewhere, one should always read a few pages of the book every night before going to sleep. Every devotee should try to keep Baba as the last thought before sleep.

3. During crisis it should be read devotionally for a week, as is mentioned in 'Shri Sai Satcharitra'. If possible, reading should begin on a Thursday or on some other auspicious day, such as Ramanavami, Dasara, Gurupoornima, Janmashtami, Mahashivratri, Navaratri, etc. After it's completion on the seventh day one should feed the poor and destitute either in the temple/home or wherever possible.

4. One should read it sitting in some isolated corner in the temple or in front of Baba's statue or Photograph/painting. If other people are present, then it should be read to them or with them as well. Group reading always enhances our love and devotion for Baba.

5. Wherever and whenever possible, it should be read continuously from sunrise to sunset in the temples on auspicious days. Devotees may be asked to read it by turn as is done in chanting the holy name i.e. Naamjap. Encourage children to read this book.

6. 'Shri Sai Satcharitra' should be read to the devotees - sick, old aged and those nearing death as much as possible. All of them will get peace.

At times, of distress and agony if one sincerely searches for the answers from 'Shri Sai Satcharitra' he will not only find the answers but also solace. His faith in Baba will grow. I pray Shri Sainath to reveal the divine knowledge and mysteries contained in this book to the devotees in the same manner in which he had inspired Hemad Pant to write this book sitting in his heart. Shri Sai Satcharitra should be read by all Sai devotees like Geeta or Ramayana or Bhagavata.