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Sai Baba
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Nyingjé Tso
Dharma not drama
Vanakkam,
You are not arguing Sharky, you are being intolerant and insulting. I have reported you, now please leave or change your attitude with a less agressive one.
You can not believe it, it's your right. But it's not your right to insult those who believe differently than you.
Aum Namah Shivaya
You are not arguing Sharky, you are being intolerant and insulting. I have reported you, now please leave or change your attitude with a less agressive one.
You can not believe it, it's your right. But it's not your right to insult those who believe differently than you.
Aum Namah Shivaya
Ekanta
om sai ram
Or rastafari.
iamsharky789
Member
He did live in a mosque. Some Zoroastrians claim him too but overall his parents where considered brahmins.
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Sb1995
Om Sai Ram
Historians and devotees agree that there is no reliable evidence for a particular birthplace or date of birth. Communities have claimed that he belongs to them, but nothing has been substantiated. It is known that he spent considerable periods with Muslim fakirs, and his attire resembled that of a fakir. He did not discriminate based on religion and respected all forms of worship to God.
Sai Baba's biographer Narasimha Swamiji claims that Sai Baba was born as the child of Brahmin parents:
"On one momentous occasion, very late in his life, he revealed to Mhalsapathy the interesting fact that his parents were Brahmins of Patri in the Nizam's State. Patri is part of Parvani taluk, near Manwath. Sai Baba added, in explanation of the fact that he was living in a Mosque, that while still a tender child his Brahmin parents handed him over to the care of a fakir who brought him up. This is fairly indisputable testimony, as Mahlsapathy was a person of sterling character noted for his integrity, truthfulness and vairagya." —Narasimha Swamiji, Life of Sai Baba
From wikipedia.
Sai Baba's biographer Narasimha Swamiji claims that Sai Baba was born as the child of Brahmin parents:
"On one momentous occasion, very late in his life, he revealed to Mhalsapathy the interesting fact that his parents were Brahmins of Patri in the Nizam's State. Patri is part of Parvani taluk, near Manwath. Sai Baba added, in explanation of the fact that he was living in a Mosque, that while still a tender child his Brahmin parents handed him over to the care of a fakir who brought him up. This is fairly indisputable testimony, as Mahlsapathy was a person of sterling character noted for his integrity, truthfulness and vairagya." —Narasimha Swamiji, Life of Sai Baba
From wikipedia.
SB, this was your original post, in case you have long since forgotten.
It was in invitation to share POSITIVE stories about something that is dear to your heart. But look what it's morphed into.
I'm reminded of Bambi ... "If you can't say nuthin nice, don't say nuthin at all."
Have a good day.
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Namaste All
F.Y.I. there is a new, HUGE SB Temple being built here in the area I live, I found out just a week ago from some Indians in a grocery store. It apparently is going to be very large, and lots of donations from the San Francisco and Silicon Valley are paying for it into the many millions.
I will visit it once it is done, I love temples and am a "temple fanatic" and always welcome more temples!
Om Namah Sivaya
F.Y.I. there is a new, HUGE SB Temple being built here in the area I live, I found out just a week ago from some Indians in a grocery store. It apparently is going to be very large, and lots of donations from the San Francisco and Silicon Valley are paying for it into the many millions.
I will visit it once it is done, I love temples and am a "temple fanatic" and always welcome more temples!
Om Namah Sivaya
Contemplative Cat
energy formation
Hes worshiped in a lot of American temples.
iamsharky789
Member
Who manages shirdi sai baba temples if he left no heirs?