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Shirdi Sai: Miracles Without Boarders

January 22, 2026

Sree Sainathayanamaha. The experiences of Shirdi Saibaba devotees prove that Sai is everywhere. He shower His blessings equally on all, irrespective of their stay in India or America or anywhere in the worild. Below are detailed experiences of 3 devotees in Houston,TX (USA). These happened at different times and collectively presented. The first Leela ( Miracle 1.): The Power of Sai Satcharitra – A Devotee’s Experience in America Sai Satcharitra itself proclaims: “Hearing Sai’s divine leelas kindles devotion and purifies the mind. Sins are washed away. Narrating Sai’s leelas to others awakens new insights. Whoever performs the Satcharitra Parayan with devotion and complete faith, completing it in seven days, all their calamities vanish. Wealth comes to those who seek it; business prospers; poverty dissolves; diseases disappear. The wavering mind gains steadiness. One who surrenders fully merges into the Supreme, just as a river loses its identity in the ocean.” A devotee known to...

Homage to Swamy Vivekananda🙏

January 12, 2026

Homage to Swami Vivekananda — Beacon of Spirit and Service. Many salutations to the lion-hearted monk who awakened the sleeping soul of humanity. Swami Vivekananda’s life was a living scripture — fiery with truth, tender with compassion. Trained at the feet of Sri Ramakrishna, he carried the ancient wisdom of India to the modern world, teaching that the Divine dwells in every heart and must be served in the poor, the weary, and the forgotten. “They alone live who live for others,” he proclaimed — and he lived those words. The world remembers him as a great spiritual leader. But few know his silent miracles — the unseen hand that protects seekers. As a small child, E. E. Dickinson nearly drowned; at the edge of death he beheld a radiant, blessing Presence that saved his life. Years later (17 years of age) in Chicago, he saw that same luminous form again — and recognized it upon the stage as Swami Vivekananda. With a compassionate smile, the Swami read his heart and said, “I am no...

A Homage to the Divine Light — Remembering Paramahamsa Yogananda.

January 05, 2026

A Homage to the Divine Light Remembering Paramahansa Yogananda ! Śrī Sāyināthāya Namaḥ! Great sages and mystics often describe life as a vast drama staged by the Divine. Shakespeare compared the world to a theater and human beings to actors. Saints give the same truth a deeper spiritual meaning: just as images on a cinema screen arise only from a beam of light, so this entire universe is illumined by the one supreme Light — the nameless, formless Reality who shines through all forms. We become so absorbed in the “movie” of life — joy, sorrow, success, and struggle — that we forget the source. Like engrossed spectators, we see only the pictures, not the light that makes them possible. But the sages, through direct experience, declare: the same Divine Light lives within every being, shining as awareness itself. Shirdi Sai lovingly guided devotees to recognize this inner radiance and see God in all. Because most of us have not yet tasted this truth, it can sound abstract — perhaps...

Reflections on Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi's Message.

January 04, 2026

Om Namo Bhagavate sri Ramanaya! Bhagavan Ramana Maharshi — Jayanthi Reflections Who am I? The path of returning to the Pure Self. Today marks the 146th Jayanthi of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi — a radiant reminder that the highest Truth is not far away, but shining quietly within our own hearts. Ramana’s life was simplicity itself. He did not preach elaborate philosophies. He pointed directly to the source of peace and love through the timeless inquiry: “Who am I?” This question is not meant for intellectual debate. It gently turns our attention inward. When thoughts arise — I am the body, I am the mind, I am this role, this story — Ramana invites us to lovingly ask: To whom has this thought come? Trace it back. Stay with the one who is aware. As we follow attention back to its origin, thoughts fade like mist before the sun. What remains is silent awareness — unbounded, luminous, and naturally peaceful. This is the Pure Self. ⸻ Going beyond the mind Ramana explains that suff...

The Theatre (Inner) Lamp.

January 01, 2026

Sri Sainathayanamah! May the lights of the New Year remind us of our inner journey — a movement from ignorance to awareness, from shadow to radiance. Swamy Vidyaranya, in his Panchadashi, likens life to an ancient theater: A bright lamp illuminates the stage, the king watches, dancers sway, musicians play, and the audience rejoices — yet all is visible only because of the lamp. When the show ends, the lamp continues to shine. Vedanta says the same drama unfolds within us: The King is the ego — the sense of “I am the doer.” The Dancer is the intellect — constantly moving, deciding, reacting. The Musicians are the senses — eyes, ears, nose, tongue, and touch — feeding impressions. The Audience is worldly experiences and desires that engage the mind. And the Lamp is the Witness, the silent, unwavering Self, the eternal presence of God. The Witness is always there, quietly observing, untouched by the drama on stage. It does not interfere, does not judge, and does not depend on...

Christmas Gift (Experience of E.E.Dickinson.) Christmas greetings to all the readers.

December 25, 2025

Many salutations to Sadhguru. On the spiritual path, the Guru does not arrive by chance. By divine design, the seeker waits, guided by unseen hands, until the destined Master appears. As a five-year-old child in a small village of Nebraska, E. E. Dickinson was drowning in a deep pond. At the edge of life, a miracle unfolded— a radiant sphere of rainbow light and within it, a serene figure, smiling, blessing, assuring protection. Moments later, a branch reached his grasp, and life was restored. Twelve years passed. In September 1893, in Chicago, walking toward the World Parliament of Religions, Dickinson saw the same luminous presence again. It entered a great hall and vanished. Inside, upon the stage, sat Swami Vivekananda. After the historic address, Vivekananda smiled at the young seeker like an old and loving friend. Reading his unspoken longing, the Swami said gently: “I am not your Guru. Your Guru will come later. He will give you a silver bowl and shower upon you blessings...

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