Shri Saimala (श्री साई माला)

When Shirdi was a very small village Baba Predicted that millions of people will flock like ants at Shirdi in future and now one finds that  Baba's prophecy has come to be true and a small village has become the prominent Holy place of Universal Religion of Love. Shirdi town is situated in Rahata Tahasil in Ahmednagar District of Maharashtra State (India). It is located at  19 o 45'  North Latitude and  74 o 25'  East Longitude. It falls on Ahmednagar-Manmad State Highway No.10 at 83 Km. from Ahmednagar, and 15 Km. from Kopargaon. It (the Ahmednagar -Manmad road) was a very busy route in the old times. It is located at 185 Km. to the East from Western Seashore line.

Samadhi Mandir Dwarkamai Gurusthan Lendi Baug Khandoba Mandir Samadhi Mandir Samadhi Mandir of Shri Sai Baba was actually owned by a millionaire from Nagpur, a famous Sai devotee Shreemant Gopalrao. Gopalrao wanted to keep an idol of Murlidhar here. However, Baba himself became Murlidhar and the Mandir became the Samadhi Mandir of Baba. The Mandir is built with stones and Baba's Samadhi is built with white marble stones. A railing is built in marble around the Samadhi and is full of ornamental decorations. In front of the Samadhi are two silver pillars full of decorative designs. Just behind the Samadhi is Sai Baba's marvelous statue made of Italian marble which shows him seated on a throne. This idol was made by late Balaji Vasant. This statue was installed on 7th October 1954. Above the statue is an open, silver umbrella. The front of the Mandir has an assembly hall where about 600 devotees can be accommodated. Here is the show-case where various things han

1. OM sri Sai Nathaaya namaha 2. OM Sri Sai Lakshmi naarayanaya namaha 3. OM Sri Sai Krishnaraamashiva maruthyaadhi roopaaya namaha 4. OM Sri Sai Seshasai ne namaha 5. OM Sri Sai Godhavarithata shirdhivasi ne namaha 6. OM Sri Sai Bhakta hrudaalayaaya namaha 7. OM Sri Sai Sarva hrunnilayaaya namaha 8. OM Sri Sai Bhoota vaasaya namaha 9. OM Sri Sai Bhootha bhavishyadbhaava varnithaaya namaha 10. OM Sri Sai Kaalaa thiithaaya namaha 11. OM Sri Sai Kaalaaya namaha 12. OM Sri Sai Kaala kaalaaya namaha 13. OM Sri Sai Kaaladarpa damanaaya namaha 14. OM Sri Sai Mrutyunjayaaya namaha 15. OM Sri Sai Amarthyaaya namaha 16. OM Sri Sai Marthyaa bhayapradhaaya namaha 17. OM Sri Sai Jiivadhaaraaya namaha 18. OM Sri Sai Sarvadhaaraaya namaha 19. OM Sri Sai Bhaktaavana samarthaaya namaha 20. OM Sri Sai Bhaktavana prathikjnaaya namaha 21. OM Sri Sai Anna vastra daaya namaha 22. OM Sri Sai Aroogya ksheemadaaya namaha

O h  S ai  B aba, we wave lights before  Y ou, the bestower of happiness to the  J ivas.  G ive us -  Y our servants and devotees rest under the dust of  Y our feet.  B urning (destroying) desire,  Y ou remain absorbed in  Y our  S elf and show the  L ord ( G od) to the aspirants. As one feels intently,  Y ou give him experiences or realizations accordingly.  O h kind-hearted,  Y our power is such!  M editation on  Y our name removes our fear of the samsar.  Y our method of work is really unfathomable as  Y ou always help the poor and helpless. In this  K ali age,  Y ou - the all-pervasive  D atta, have really incarnated as  S aguna  B rahma.  W ard off the fear of samsar of the devotees who come to  Y ou every  T hursday so as to enable them to see the feet of the  L ord. Oh!  G od of  G ods, I pray that let my treasure be the service of  Y our feet.  F eed  M adhav and (you should utter your name here) with happiness as the cloud feeds the  C hatak bird with pure water and thus keep

Chandbhai, the headman of a village called Dhoop Kheda (in Aurangabad, India), once lost his horse and was looking for it. Suddenly he heard a voice say "You look tired. Come here and rest a while". He turned around and saw a young Fakir (Baba). The fakir smiled at him and said "What are you looking for in this jungle, Chandbhai". This surprised Chandbhai and he wondered how the fakir knew his name. Slowly, he said "I have lost my horse. I have looked for it everywhere, but cannot seem to find it". The fakir told him to look behind a clump of trees. Chandbhai was pleasantly surprised to find his horse grazing peacefully behind those trees. He thanked the fakir and asked his name. The fakir said "some people call me Sai Baba." Sai Baba then invited Chandbhai to have a smoke with him. He got the pipe ready, but there was no fire to light it with. Sai Baba thrust a pair of tongs into the ground and brought out a burning coal. Chandbhai was w