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Shiva Sai Baba

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Mr.Shevade’s Faith

Baba’s main preaching is Shraddha (faith) and Saburi (patience). There are many stories in the Satcharitra where the faith of the devotee bears fruits. In the last few times of my readings the unique faith of Mr.Shevade has been standing out for me. It is not a story oft quoted as an example of faith. It is present in Chapter 48 of the Satcharitra. In the story, Mr.Shevade and his friends discuss to check how much prepared they are for their exam. Mr.Shevade seems least prepared. Yet, he displays utmost confidence. Upon enquiry he says Baba has told him he will pass the course and he has utmost faith in Baba. Baba’s words, he says, are never untrue. His friends jeer at him and Baba. When the results come, he passes, to the surprise of these friends.

What I find unique in Mr.Shevade’s story is his telling faith in Baba. His faith is not in that he will pass but that Baba’s words are never untrue. Even if the face of discussions that show he is not well-versed in the subject he shows no doubts. Despite peer-pressure and jeering he is confident. There is no wavering of faith. It almost appears to me that the miracle here is the level of faith Mr.Shevade has.

In contrast I am reminded of Mr.Tendulkar’s story found in Chapter 29 of the Satcharitra. He is taking his medical course exams. He is very well prepared. The astrologers have predicted that he wouldn’t pass that year. But Baba assures him that he would pass. He appears for the written exams reluctantly. Since he is still dubious he doesn’t appear for the oral exams. Due to his excellent score in the written exams, the examiner asks him to appear for the oral exams and he passes it with good results as well. Baba’s words are never untrue.

My observation from the two stories is that Baba always has the best plan laid out for us. Faith and patience is in our hands. The peace of mind resulting from this faith and patience are what we are blessed with if we keep it. It reminds me of an imagination I once had. In early days Baba used to sleep on a wooden plank tied high up from the roof and would light four lamps at its corners. The wooden plank was held up by very fragile threads of rope. Yet the wooden plank hung strong. This fragility of the rope is like the maya of the world. We don’t know when it is going to let us down. But Baba is there for us lighting all corners of our life and path with hope and wisdom . He may be high up on his swing. Sometimes he comes close to us, sometimes far. It is but an illusion. We need to know that Baba is always there. We keep him on our hearts. Sometimes incidents show that Baba is present and blessing us in all events of our lives. Sometimes it appears that world is cruel and burdensome. Baba is not there. We are searching for him. Whether to have faith or be doubtful is our choice. It’s our choice between peace and restlessness. If like Mr.Shevade, despite the events unfolding in front of our eyes, however unprepared we are for the tests of maya, whether our friends and peers jeer at us and forsake us, if we keep the faith in Baba alive in our hearts, we will have peace of mind.  

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Om Sairam

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One Day Mumbai To Shirdi By Tempo Traveller

For millions of followers worldwide, the Shirdi Sai Baba Temple, which is located in the small Indian town of Shirdi in the state of Maharashtra, is of great significance.

The temple, dedicated to Sai Baba, a renowned saint from the late 19th and early 20th centuries, offers sanctuary for those seeking blessings, relief, and guidance.

The monsoons in the region create a charming atmosphere with lush greenery, cool days, and refreshing nights. Shirdi's ideal visit time varies based on personal preferences, weather, and crowd levels, but many devotees suggest October to March as the best time to visit.

The Sai Baba Temple opens at 4 am and has various activities during the morning hours, including Bhajans and aarti.

The temple closes at 10:30 pm after the final aarti for the day. The estimated waiting time for aarti varies daily and year-round, ranging from an hour to up to 6 hours. You can book a tempo traveller in Mumbai if you want to visit Shirdi temple by directly calling on this given number 9958794041 also visit our official website travel to India for more information.

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                                                    Pilgrimage Destination

Varanasi, also known as Kashi or Benares, is an ancient and sacred city nestled on the banks of the holy river Ganges in northern India. Revered by Hindus as one of their most significant pilgrimage destinations, Varanasi is a place where spirituality, tradition, and mystique converge, making it a captivating and spiritually enriching experience for visitors.

Spiritual Significance:

Varanasi holds immense importance in Hindu mythology and is believed to be one of the oldest inhabited cities in the world, dating back several thousand years. According to Hindu scriptures, it is considered the abode of Lord Shiva, one of the principal deities in the Hindu pantheon. The city is said to have been created by Lord Shiva himself, making it a place of extraordinary divinity.

The Ghats:

Varanasi's famous ghats, or stepped embankments along the Ganges River, are the heart and soul of the city. Each ghat has its distinct significance, and pilgrims and visitors alike gather here to partake in various rituals and ceremonies. The Dashashwamedh Ghat is one of the most revered, known for its grand Ganga Aarti ceremony, where lamps are offered to the river, creating a mesmerizing spectacle of light and devotion.

Cleansing Rituals:

The Ganges River holds immense purifying power in Hindu beliefs, and pilgrims travel from far and wide to cleanse themselves physically and spiritually in its sacred waters. Taking a dip in the river during sunrise is believed to absolve sins and free one from the cycle of rebirth.

Temples and Spiritual Centers:

Varanasi is adorned with numerous temples and spiritual centers, each contributing to the city's spiritual aura. The Kashi Vishwanath Temple, dedicated to Lord Shiva, is one of the holiest temples in India and attracts devotees in large numbers. Sarnath, located nearby, is another significant site where Lord Buddha is said to have delivered his first sermon after attaining enlightenment.

The Cycle of Life and Death:

In Hinduism, death in Varanasi is believed to grant liberation from the cycle of birth and rebirth. Many devout Hindus aspire to breathe their last breath in this sacred city, and as a result, Varanasi has several cremation ghats where funeral pyres burn ceaselessly. Witnessing these rituals can be a profound and contemplative experience, reminding visitors of the impermanence of life.

The Spiritual Vibe:

Beyond the rituals and ceremonies, Varanasi exudes a unique spiritual ambiance that has attracted seekers, scholars, and mystics for centuries. The narrow lanes, bustling markets, and ancient temples contribute to an atmosphere that feels timeless and steeped in spiritual wisdom.

Conclusion:

Varanasi is an extraordinary pilgrimage destination, offering a spiritual experience like no other. Whether one is seeking solace, self-discovery, or a deeper connection to the divine, this ancient city beckons with its sacred ghats, timeless rituals, and an enduring spiritual vibe that leaves an indelible mark on the hearts of all who visit.