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Sai Baba de Shirdi , también conocido como Shirdi Sai Baba, fue un yogui, gurú y faquir indio que es considerado por sus devotos hindúes y musulmanes como un santo, y para sus devotos hindúes la encarnación de Shivá o Dattatreya. Hay muchas historias y relatos de testigos oculares de los milagros que realizó. Es una figura bien conocida en muchas partes del mundo, pero especialmente en la India, donde es venerado.

El nombre "Sai Baba" es una combinación de origen indio y persa; Sai es el término persa para "santo", por lo general atribuidos a ascetas islámicos, mientras que Baba es una palabra que significa "padre, abuelo, viejo, señor" que se utiliza en las lenguas indo-arias. El apelativo se refiere a Sai Baba como un "santo padre".[1]​

Sus padres, los detalles del nacimiento y su vida antes de la edad de dieciséis años son inciertos, lo que ha llevado a una serie de especulaciones y teorías que intentan explicar los orígenes de Sai Baba. No está claro si era musulmán o hindú, aunque la distinción no tenía ninguna importancia para él.[2]​ En cualquier caso, tenía gran interés en el islamismo y adoptó elementos en su perspectiva hinduista, tratando de reconciliar el hinduismo y el Islam. Dio el nombre hindú Dwarakamayi a la mezquita donde vivía,[3]​ y practicó rituales tanto hindúes como musulmanes y enseñó utilizando palabras y cifras que extrajo de las dos tradiciones.

Sai Baba condenaba la discriminación basada en la religión o la casta. Predicaba la importancia de la 'autorrealización' y criticaba el 'amor hacia las cosas perecederas'. Sus enseñanzas se concentraron en un código moral de amor, perdón, ayuda a los demás, caridad, satisfacción, paz interior y devoción a Dios y al gurú. Estas enseñanzas de su secta alcanzaron el éxito en el mundo occidental. Hacía hincapié también en la importancia de rendirse al verdadero satgurú, quien, habiendo recorrido el camino hacia la conciencia divina, podía guiar al discípulo a través de la jungla del crecimiento espiritual.

Uno de sus bien conocidos epigramas de Dios dice: "Sabka Malik Ek" , que remonta sus raíces al islam en general y en particular el sufismo. Siempre pronunciaba "Alá Malik" - Señor es el único protector. Entre otros de sus dichos favoritos para los devotos estaban: 'Mírame, y yo te miraré' y Allah tera bhala karega .[4]​

Fue enterrado en un templo hindú en Shirdi.

Sathya Sai Baba se puso ese nombre en su honor, afirmando ser su reencarnación. Wikipedia  

✵ 1836 – 15. octubre 1918
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Sai Baba de Shirdi: Frases en inglés

“If you look to me I look to you.”

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“If one perpetually thinks of me, and makes me his sole refuge, I become his debtor and will give my life to save him.”

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“Jnana marga is like Ramphal. Bhakthi marga is like Sitaphal (custart apple), easy to deal with and very sweet. The pulp of Ramphal is inside and difficult to get at. Ramphal should ripen on the tree and plucked ripe, If it falls down it is spoilt. So if a Jnani falls, he is ruined. Even for a Jnani there is the danger of a fall, i. e., by a little negligence or carelessness.”

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“Look up to me and I will look after you. Not vain is my promise that I shall ever lighten your burden.”

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“The wretched and the miserable would rise to plenty of joy and happiness.”

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“I am the bond slave of my devotee. I love devotion. He who withdraws his heart from the world and loves me is my true lover and he merges in Me like a river in the sea.”

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“Whatever you do, wherever you may be, ever bear this in mind that I am always of everything you do”

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“Whoever puts his feet on Shirdi soil, his sufferings would come to an end.”

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“I shall be ever active and vigorous even after leaving this earthly body.”

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“I am ever living to help and guide all who come to me, who surrender to me and who seek refuge in me.”

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“Though I be no more in flesh and blood, I shall ever protect my devotees. I shall be with you the moment you think of me.”

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“My eye is ever on those who love me.”

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“Trust is sadguru fully. This is the only sadhana. Sadguru is all the gods.”

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“Three main points:1) The “destination” one must reach, that is, “Mukthi”, (salvation) that is located “high up”; 2) the ways or margas leading to it are many, one path originating from Shirdi; and 3) The Presence of a guide, that is, a guru, is essential in order to reach the goal safely.”

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[Rigopoulos, Antonio, The Life And Teachings Of Sai Baba Of Shirdi: The Conflicting Origins, Impacts, and Futures of the Community College, http://books.google.com/books?id=TNohSoS0CzUC&pg=PA43, 1993, SUNY Press, 978-0-7914-1267-1, 43–]
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“One God governs all.”

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Laziness is man's own enemy, and it takes toward inertia, which is a downward tendency. Inertia can neither lead to devotion, nor to material advancement. The lazy one's downfall is assured. One gets nothing free in the world. If we labour hard we exist. Labour alone shall triumph is a truism in itself. note: As translated in Shirdi Sai Baba Life: Life-philosophy and Devotion (2011) by O.P. Jha
Variante: Everyone's God is One.
Fuente: As translated in Shirdi Sai The Supreme (1997) by S. P. Ruhela, p. 188
Fuente: As translated in Follow The Wind Of Your Soul (2006), by George C. Kottis, p. 345

“If you make the sole object of your thoughts and aims you will get paramatma”

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“If one meditates on me, repeats my name, and sings about my deeds – He is transformed and his karma is destroyed. I stay by his side always.”

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“More over, Sai Baba was a celibate, remaining in one place, performing miracles, admonishing his disciples, and keeping a fire perpetually burning at Shirdi. The functions of a Guru, ascetic and saint, Sai Baba adds that of Avatar as many of his devotees and followers consider him as major incarnation of this age.”

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Stated by Charles S.J.White.[Sinha, K.N., Sai Baba: A Ray from the Supreme, http://books.google.com/books?id=o7A_TxQzx8kC&pg=PA80, 1 January 1997, Abhinav Publications, 978-81-7017-349-6, 80–]

“What is new in the world? Nothing. What is old in the world? Nothing. Everything has always been and will always be.”

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