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Why have a SaiQuiz?
To remain in Sai awareness - "Think of Sai and Talk of Sai" - we take up various means, such as reading holy books (parayana), chanting Sai Baba's name (naamam), participating in satsang etc.
As time passes, however, there may be a tendency to lose the spirit with which we initially started the activity and for it to become rather mechanical. Doing parayana of Sri Sai Satcharita, for example, is an opportunity to journey deeply into the life of Sri Sai Baba, to spend time in remembrance of our beloved Sadguru, and therefore something we approach with great zeal. Sometimes, though, we lose our focus and read routinely, without taking in the meaning of the words on the page. Participation in the SaiQuiz helps us to read the Sai Satcharita (or any other holy books) with concentration and devotion. It also helps us understand and feel the essence of Baba's life and teachings; from this process we may learn new things and deepen our sense of connection to Baba.
SaiQuiz, with its roots in parayana, enables us to "Think of Sai" in a fun-filled way. Preparing for and participating in the SaiQuiz increases our enthusiasm to learn more about our benevolent Sri Sai Baba and makes us quizzical about his every aspect!
"Parayana is the thorough study of the glorious teachings of Mahatmas and the assimilation of the infinite inner meaning and spirit of the teaching." -- Sri Babuji
About SaiQuiz
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SaiQuiz is currently available in English, Telugu and Hindi for your convenience.
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SaiQuiz has a series of 15 multiple choice questions.
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The quiz is updated every Thursday at 6AM IST.
N. Kasturi has written: 'Vida de Sai Baba, La - Volumen 1' 'History of the British occupation of India' -- subject(s): History 'Vida de Sai Baba, La - Volumen 4' 'The Life of Bhagavan Sri Sathya Sai Baba (Series on the Life of Sathya Sai Baba)' 'Eswarama -La Madre Elegida'
Rangaswami Parthasarathy has written: 'A hundred years of The Hindu' -- subject(s): Madras Hindu, Nationalism, Politics and government 'Apostle of love, saint Saipadananda' 'God Who Walked on Earth; Life and Times of Shirdi Sai Baba'
IN THE SATSANG BABA JI EXPLIAN EVEREY THING .BUT SOME TIME IN OUR MIND IS GOING BABA JI also live our type life .we want to baba ji familes member mainly i want to see baba ji grand son .i know he is also very sweet RADHA SOAMI
This article is about the "Shirdi" Sai Baba, an Indian religious figure who livedfrom the mid-19th to the early 20th century. See Sai Baba for other persons calling themselves Sai BabaSai Baba of Shirdi or Shirdi Sai Baba (c. September 27, 1838 - October 15, 1918), born under an unknown name, was an Indian guru and fakir, who is regarded by his Hindu and Muslim followers as a saint. In his life and teachings he tried to embrace and reconcile both faiths: Sai Baba lived in a mosque, was buried in a Hindu temple, embraced Hindu and Muslim practices, and taught using words and figures that drew from both traditions. One of his well known epigrams says of God: "Allah Malik" ("GOD is the Owner of us All.")His lifeThere is no clear record of Sai's given name, nor of his origins. Sai arrived at the village of Shirdi in Maharashtra state when he was about sixteen years old. He took up residence in a Khandoba temple, where a villager (Mahalsapathi) at worship first called him Sai ("saint").He fostered an extremely simple and ascetic life: living in the village as a mendicant monk, and sleeping on the floor in the temple, and later in a dilapidated mosque.Sai soon began to attract followers who addressed him by the name Baba ("father"). He worshipped both at Hindu temples and Muslim mosques, and encouraged tolerance between the faiths.Numerous miracles were attributed to him. He did not discourage such attributions, and his fame spread. Many pilgrims came for his blessings, and he attracted large crowds even for the most mundane of his activities.Sai remained in Shirdi all his life. Baba breathed His last with His head resting on one of His devotees lap. His last words were, "Place my Body in Buti's wada (mansion), I'll get peace there only. People will serve me only if I'm placed in Buti's wada." Thus as per His last wish He was buried in the "Buty Wada" also known as Samadhi Mandir.[edit]
Spirituality is nothing but knowing the fact that the same Spirit (Called as God) pervades everything and everywhere. In other words its Omnipresent. Shirdi Sai Baba is an excellent example for this. He never distinguished between anyone, He gave the same amount of Love and Blessings to one and all irrespective if that person believes in Him or Not, if he is in Shirdi or Outside Shirdi, be it a Human or an Animal. He saw God in animals too, for which reason he used to share his food with Dogs, Birds etc. And the basic teaching of Baba was to have Faith & Patience. That is what Spirituality is all about - Having Faith in the God (Spirit) who lives inside us as our inner self and to have the Patience for things to happen. For the same reason we do Meditation - which is nothing but finding and then getting in tuned with one's inner-self and thereby developing patience. People often take Religion & Spirituality to be the one and same but Religion is something which teaches us many Do's & Don'ts, what to do, when to do, how to do etc. It is filled with many superstitions too. Its major focus is that God lives in temples etc and not more on the fact that God is inside us. Whereas Spirituality is the opposite. It teaches us that your Living God lives inside you, so worship him there more than seeking him outside. And that is what Sai Baba and his teachings always focused on, by telling people to have faith, he instilled the fact to believe in themselves, in other words in the god within them.
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