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Sai surrounded with Gold

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Om Shri Sai !

Bow to Sai !Sai_golden_Throne_Shirdi

Some people say that Sai Baba has become Amir (rich) from Fakir (many term it as poor in material terms). Sai Baba now sits on golden throne surrounded by gold studded walls.

Reality is that Sai was and ever is a Fakir (Sai Baba many a times used the term Fakir for God or Guru). He is ever Amir, ever rich one with the inexhaustible and infinite God. Allah Malik He says. The real Gold.

Shirdi_Sai_Baba_original_portrait For Him there is no difference between the material gold that our material eyes see, and the material dust that our material eyes see. While sporting in physical body all he loved and cared was a brick (you might also like to read a wonderful articl Sai Baba’s brick), a gift of His Guru with Guru’s love and grace. That was and is Sai’s Gold!

Keeping close and loving gold (Guru’s love and grace) was not the only thing Baba did ? He suffered and suffers for his devotees, taking their pain upon Him. He follows His devotees and look after their spiritual as well as material welfare. It is His tremendous compassion that He suffers and look after their material well-being so that they might start looking at the real gold. Related good article Since Sai Baba fulfills our desires.

There are two more articles which goes with this one, hope you enjoy them too !

Shirdi Sai Baba and gold

Divine love - the answer against anguish

Sai Baba in a dream regarding to a devotee said, “The one who is sitting on the throne is far more important than the throne itself.”

You can read more about this dream in SaiBaba appears in dream of a devotee

Shradadha (Faith) Patience (Saburi)

“ Allah Rakhega vaisha rehenaa. Take what comes. Be contended and cheerful. Never Worry. Not a leaf moves without His consent and will).”

Some quotes of Sai Baba on Guru.

Bhav se bolo (Say with love) Sadguru Sainath Maharaj Ki Jai !


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Free Navratri Garba Dance Photos & Pictures, Gujarati Garba 2010 Wallpapers

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Free Diwali Rangoli Wallpapers, 2010 Diwali Rangoli Designs, Pictures, Photos

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Traditional Navratri Dresses, Navratri Garba Chaniya Choli Designs, Photos, Pictures

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