This is where the photos and paintings of personalities and places comes in handy.Īs an example, in chapter 22 of “Sai Leelamritamu” we read that Sriman Bhuti invited then famous Hindustani singer Sri Khan saheb to perform in Dwarakamai.
Though one can not travel back in time, one can visualize the ‘Sai Leelamritamu’ as it unfolds during the parayana and in the process experience Sri Sai Baba’s divine presence. Imagine the fortune of boarding a train and visiting the Shirdi of Baba’s time and getting soaked in His divine presence. Like me, many who read the “Sai Leelamritamu” feel – one should have been born during Sai Baba’s physical sojourn in Shirdi.
This web site is dedicated to collecting photos and paintings of personalities and places as narrated in the celebrated Telugu book – “ Sri Sai Leelamritamu” by Poojya Sri Ekkirala Bharadwaja Master. Sai Baba died on October 15, 1918, in Bombay, India.-: Om Samartha Sadguru Sainathaya Namah :. Thus Sri Sai Baba denotes holy father, saintly father or poor old man. In several Indian languages, the word ‘Baba’ is honoring title for revered persons which usually signifying grandfather, father, old man or Sir. Sai Baba’s real name remains unknown.The word ‘Sai’ refers to a religious mendicant but can also mean ‘God’. The actual birth date and birthplace of Lord Sai Baba’s remain unknown due to lack of evidence, and no definitive details exist to prove it. Sai Baba also condemned the differentiation based on religion or caste. His teachings are focused on a moral code of love, mercy, helping others, compassion, peace, inner peace, and worship to the God and teacher. The main preachings of God Shirdi Saibaba were the importance of self-realization and criticized love towards perishable things. Shirdi Saibaba has been attributed to be the creator, sustainer, and destroyer of this universe by his devotees. Most importantly, Sri Shirdi Saibaba is respected by both his Hindu and Muslim devotees during his time as well as after his lifetime.Īlso, Saibaba is being seen as an avatar of Lord Dattatreya (three Hindu gods Brahma, Vishnu, and Shiva).
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