Quotations

Satsangis critical – because you become according to the company you keep. If I live with people who talk about the Truth or want to find out what it is; who do japa and kirtan and bhajan, then I become like them in due course.

There’s a faculty that opens by which one can probably begin to understand these things. That is called the opening of the ‘Heart’.  It is not open-heart surgery!

We think we can solve everything with our rational brain! This is one of the problems man faces when he reads the scriptures. He feels that with his intellect, he can explain everything.

Most of the benefits derived from Sai Baba were through Satsangs. The Satsang would sometimes be by touch, by talk,or by sight. He never taught people by talking about philosophy or the scriptures.

Sai Baba of Shirdi would say ‘Allah Malik Hai,’ or ‘Ram, Ram’ when people went to him with their problems. No one could say whether he was a Muslim, Hindu, or a Christian.

The message of Sai Baba of Shirdi was to convey the total unity of all religions. While living in a broken mosque, everyday he conducted the ritual of lighting a lamp or two there.

You see affection is a great thing that links the Supreme Manifestation, or even a Teacher to those who can benefit from it.

The message of Sai Baba of Shirdi was to convey the total unity of all religions. While living in a broken mosque, everyday he conducted the ritual of lighting a lamp or two there.

Sai Baba of Shirdi was a prime example of a manifestation of the Supreme Being in the form of a poor ‘Fakir’.

When the spark of individual consciousness merges with the universal, individuality is there but it is not a limited one.

The sustainer and creator of the universe is the intelligent energy that permeates this universe.

Outwardly we can bring about a response. We can help the poor to become better. All that is social work.

When I wake up in the morning – the first thing that I recognise is that I exist. And then the world exists –I see everything around.

We say ‘God created man in his own image’. Our idea is that, ‘Man creates God in his own image.’