Saibaba Telugu blog

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...

Sri Sainathayanamah! Dr. M. Vijayakumar writes: “Our relative, Dr. K. V. Sai, had been practicing medicine in London for fourteen years. One day in 1983, we received a distressing phone call saying that he had suddenly collapsed unconscious and had been rushed to a major hospital. Our hearts trembled with fear, and we prayed fervently to Sai Baba with deep anguish and surrender. In the early hours of the next morning, I had a vivid dream. I saw Sai Baba Himself inside the operation theatre, performing surgery on our relative. Baba gently opened His clenched fist. From it emerged a black cobra, which entered my relative’s skull and pulled out a dark, malignant mass, casting it away. Baba then spoke with divine assurance, ‘There is no need to fear anymore. I have done what was necessary.’ On the fourth day, we received the news from the doctors, a large tumor had been successfully removed from the patient’s head.” Ref:Srisaileelamrutamu. A physician knows the pulse of each patient ...

                        శ్రీసాయినాథాయనమః  శ్రీసాయిఅష్టకము ( Sri Sai Ashtakam  ) బ్రహ్మ   మురారి  శివాద్భుత   రూపం  , భువిలో   వెలసిన   దత్త   స్వరూపం భక్తుల   పాలిట   కల్పవృక్షం  , తత్ప్రణమామి     గురూసాయినాథం Brahma Murari Shiva Adhbhuta Rupam Bhuvilo velasina Datta swarupam Bhaktula palita Kalpavriksham Tat Pranamami Guru Sainatham మహల్సపతి      అట   చూసిన   రూపం  , మహిలో   మహిమల   చూపిన   రూపం ద్వారక   మాయిని   వెలసిన   రూపం  ,    తత్ప్రణమామి     గురూసాయినాథం Mahalsapati yata jusina rupam Mahilo mahimala jupina rupam Dwarakamayina  velasina rupam Tat Pranamami Guru Sainatham కఫ్ని    ధరించిన   మానుష   రూపం  , కలరా    బాపిన   కరుణా    ర...

Srisainathayanamah. “A nation is not the soil— A nation is its people,” declared the great poet Gurajada, a message known to us all. Every individual bears the citizenship of their own motherland— some born in prosperous lands, some in humble ones— yet none are free from the circle of difficulties. Everyone is touched by some form of struggle. But rising far above these worldly troubles, Sai Baba revealed timeless truths— truths that lead one beyond sorrow, into peace, into inner well-being. Countless noble souls, having lived by His teachings, have attained serenity and joy, and continue to guide others on the same path. To walk this divine way and make life blissful— that is the need of our times, and the true blessing for all! Let us become citizens of Sai’s divine kingdom— Come, behold our King, our beloved Sai! II 2 II A radiant five-coloured flag rises high— its centre glowing with the sacred Om. Let us bow to this flag each day; let us cast aside the darkness of fear...