Shri Sai Satcharitra - Sai Satcharita is a true life story of Sai Baba Shirdi

The Sai Satcharita is a biography based on the true life stories of Sai Baba of Shirdi

Authored by Shri. Govind Raghunath Dabholkar alias Hemadpant, the original edition of the Sai Satcharitra was published in Marathi on 26 November, 1930. A subsequent english edition was soon published in 1944, by Shri. Nagash Devastate (N.V.) Gunaji, translated from the original Marathi composition.

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In 1910, when Hemadpant (also known as Late. Govindrao (Annasaheb) Raghunath Dabholkar)[1] came to Shirdi, he observed a miracle by Sai Baba in which baba had prevented the raging cholera epidemic from entering Shirdi by grinding wheat on a grindstone and dispersing them around the borders of the Shirdi village.

Witnessing this event is believed to have inspired Hemadpant to document the leela's of Sai Baba of Shirdi. Hemadpant soon sought the help of "Madhavrao Deshpande" alias Shama who advocated his cause before Sri Sai Baba himself. In 1916, Sai Baba gave his consent

What is Sai Satcharitra

Om Sai Ram, Sai Satcharitra is the Holy Book of Shri Shirdi Sai Baba. Baba blessed the author of this book , when still in body, and told him that He will write His own autobiography and the author is only a instrument. Baba assured Self realization and Bliss to the readers. Sai Satcharitra is Sai Baba Himself as it potentially contains all that the Sai Avatar represents.

Reading should commence with a Salutation to Sai. If any particular problem then problem should be stated and support requested before the reading. Reading should be performed slowly. The essential message should be understood. Readers could chant audibly , if concentration issues. Minimum of One Paragraph should be read daily. People who have more time or great problems could read more pages/chapters daily. A standard reading , called Saptah, is performed over 7 days (Thu To Wed) . However one need not do that unless devotee is in great trouble.