Shirdi Religion

The name of SriShirdi Sai Baba is knowm all over theworld. The spiritual saga of Sai Baba of Shirdi is today fast spreading to all the corners of the world. Shirdi Sai Baba temples have been established in most of the Indian townships and across the oceans, in metropolises like London (UK), Los Angeles (USA), Loredo (USA), Canberra (Australia), Durban (South Africa), Lagos (Nigeria) etc. Today, among his large number of devotees are Germans, Austrians, Africans, New Zealanders, who are all enamored with his unlimited wealth of spirituality and simple personality.
It is indeed a most thrilling and challenging mystery for all spiritual seekers, intellectuals and Sai devotees of all faiths and countries to unravel, understand and appreciate how

All this was achieved by the basic principles of atmic unity, oneness of soul, spiritualization and attainment of peace and human dignity by respecting man, regardless of his race, nation or creed in the strifeful society. What he taught through his parables and stories, as also through his brief observations and teachings to his devotees, was the most refined common quintessential spiritual religious tradition of all the faiths of mankind presented in a very simple, direct and penetrating words which enlivened every

He was the embodiment of Universal Consciousness – Jnaneswaroopa. He was also the Sadguru, teaching His devotees the reality, and guiding them along the path of Truth.He was a Poornavatar (full or integral incarnation) and possessed all the attributes of a Poornavatar. He had all the attributes of divine Shakti (power) but held them in check and did not reveal them fully. He was like a learned musician who exhibited his musical skill occasionally; He was like a gifted poet who gave voice to his verse only rarely; He was like a skilled sculptor who revealed his artistry only sometimes....siddhis (miracles) and leelas (sports) were merely outpourings of (His) love for His devotees. They were not meant to attract but only to safeguard and protect. He did not use them like visiting-cards. He used His Shakti only to save His ardent devotees from distress and trouble, from sorrow and pain. His advent was for revealing the essence of true