Indian Saints

Sai Baba of Shirdi who is also known as Shirdi Sai Baba was a legendary saint worshipped by both Hindu and Muslim communities. He was an Indian religious master and a saint or fakir. Born in a Muslim family, he followed ...

Nagore Andavan and raghaviah were two great saints and contemporaries in South India. One was a Hindu and the other, a Muslim. A true story testifies the oneness in essence of the saintsOne Perumal Naidu had a mango grove ...

Srinivasan felt strange, not knowing what to expect. He just felt blank as he decided to see what really lay beyond. Every step up reminded him that he had been here. The landscape, the emptiness, the strange architecture that contradicted every ...

It was a run, from the world familiar, a fast run away from reality as we know it. A breathless run until Srinivasan chanced upon a wall, a strange wall with a narrow door. It was a strange landscape, walls without ...

Bhakta Pant Once it so happened that a devotee by name Pant, a disciple of another Sad-guru had the good fortune of visiting Shirdi. He had no mind to go to Shirdi, but man proposes one way and God disposes ...

Bapusaheb Booty A great astrologer named Nanasaheb Dengale told one day to Bapusaheb Booty, who was then in Shirdi, "To-day is an inauspicious day for you, there is a danger to your life". This made Bapusaheb restless. When they, as usual, ...

Tukaram's devotion to Panduranga was an authentic proof of Bakti Yoga. Though misfortune and misery had taken a toll over his material life, he was enriched spiritually by his unparalleled love for Panduranga Vittala and his selfless philanthropic outlook further adorned ...

It is a well-known fact that Baba always asked for from people who went to see Him. Somebody may ask a question, "If Baba was a Fakir and perfectly non- attached, why should he ask for and care for ...