💜Somewhere Over the Rainbow #42 With Prats in our hearts 💜 - Page 131

Originally posted by: SilverBell

Good Morning Madhu

Om Sai

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Originally posted by: Sutapasima

I am not sure if Sai baba followed or preached Sanatan dharma .

Sai Baba is a Sufi Faqir … he deserves respect , he spreads love for humanity and he is loved for that … he frequently chants “Allah sabka maalik “ and “Allah Maalik” and he is free to follow what his heart desires .

Every person is free to follow what one likes n admires .
No one should be forced by others to follow certain things..it should be left to one’s choice .

Originally posted by: Viswasruti

Sai Baba always followed Dharma, doing good to needy. He never followed Sanatan , or modern dharma, for him dharma means to keep everyone safe and peaceful. He reached to all to save them and to guide them if it is necessary. He never accepted anything from anyone, always a giver, in the form of inner peace, strength, health and happiness. A true definition of a Guru.

Bismillah Al-Rahman, Al-Rahim

It means “In the name of Allah, the most compassionate, the most merciful”

One of the most powerful chants, it acknowledges and thanks the Lord for His constant pouring of Divine Love.

Good morning!

I love n worship Sai Baba, I know only that. He had followers among both Hindus n Muslims in his time, was born to Hindu parents but for some years in childhood raised by a holy Muslim fakir and then sent to a Hindu Guru's ashram, Venkusa, his Guru, who was an avid follower of Tirupati Balaji, now predominantly Hindus are his followers. Shirdi still houses his Gurustan for Venkusa, just outside the main temple. Saibaba was well versed in Vedas n Hindu scriptures and also took Allah's name, it was his way of maintaining religious harmony and conveying that whatever you name, God is one. I have edited a book on Shirdi Sai Baba too.

Have a good day everyone, be blessed always!

Originally posted by: vibraj

Good morning!

I love n worship Sai Baba, I know only that. He had followers among both Hindus n Muslims in his time, was born to Hindu parents but for some years in childhood raised by a holy Muslim fakir and then sent to a Hindu Guru's ashram, Venkusa, his Guru, who was an avid follower of Tirupati Balaji, now predominantly Hindus are his followers. Shirdi still houses his Gurustan for Venkusa, just outside the main temple. Saibaba was well versed in Vedas n Hindu scriptures and also took Allah's name, it was his way of maintaining religious harmony and conveying that whatever you name, God is one. I have edited a book on Shirdi Sai Baba too.

Have a good day everyone, be blessed always!

Good morning friends .. lovely to begin the day with holy thoughts n prayers 🙏

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Originally posted by: Viswasruti

Good evening Nicita. Have a nice time.

Good Afternoon Madhu

Have A Wonderful Day

Originally posted by: vibraj

Good morning!

I love n worship Sai Baba, I know only that. He had followers among both Hindus n Muslims in his time, was born to Hindu parents but for some years in childhood raised by a holy Muslim fakir and then sent to a Hindu Guru's ashram, Venkusa, his Guru, who was an avid follower of Tirupati Balaji, now predominantly Hindus are his followers. Shirdi still houses his Gurustan for Venkusa, just outside the main temple. Saibaba was well versed in Vedas n Hindu scriptures and also took Allah's name, it was his way of maintaining religious harmony and conveying that whatever you name, God is one. I have edited a book on Shirdi Sai Baba too.

Have a good day everyone, be blessed always!

Yes That's True Vibha

Have A Great Day

Good morning rainbow friends. Have a nice day.

Originally posted by: vibraj

Good morning!

I love n worship Sai Baba, I know only that. He had followers among both Hindus n Muslims in his time, was born to Hindu parents but for some years in childhood raised by a holy Muslim fakir and then sent to a Hindu Guru's ashram, Venkusa, his Guru, who was an avid follower of Tirupati Balaji, now predominantly Hindus are his followers. Shirdi still houses his Gurustan for Venkusa, just outside the main temple. Saibaba was well versed in Vedas n Hindu scriptures and also took Allah's name, it was his way of maintaining religious harmony and conveying that whatever you name, God is one. I have edited a book on Shirdi Sai Baba too.

Have a good day everyone, be blessed always!