#SHIRDISAIBABA BHAJAN MOVIE#
#SHIRDISAIBABA BHAJAN SERIAL#

One interpretation of this word is that 'Ra' is the Fire Principle, which burns all to ash, while 'ma' stands for maya or illusion, so together, they mean the destruction of illusion. 'Ram' can be viewed as a shortening of 'Rama'. Sathya Sai Baba, our Sai, is our mother and father.

We have been told that 'Sa' means universal father, while 'Ai' stands for universal mother. The word 'Sai' can be split into two: 'Sa' and 'Ai'. (Some devotees do repetition of the name - namasmarana- with 'Om Sri Sai Ram', repeating 'Om Sri' on the inbreath and 'Sai Ram' on the outbreath.) We have happened to choose 'Sai Ram' because of the universal appeal of that name as a mantra. We could use any name of God it is the intent and feeling that counts. When greeting someone with 'Sai Ram', try to think of greeting not only the worldly body that you see but our SAI in that person. In Bavaria, southern Germany, many people greet each other with 'Gruess Gott', which means 'Greet God'. It is a remembrance of God, the one God that IS the other person and ourselves. The quote from Swami (above) states in a nutshell why we greet someone with 'Sai Ram'.

Origination of the вЂњSai RamвЂќ Greeting among Devotees To help others take His message to heart, we are best guided by His saying, вЂњLove All Serve All.вЂќ Let us speak to them in the language of love in familiar terms. The fundamental core of Sathya Sai BabaвЂ™s message is realising our inherent Divinity. Are we fostering love in those we address? Let us reflect on our words and actions when reaching out to the public. The Divine is in the heart of everyone in the form of love. Terms like вЂњSai RamвЂќ and вЂњbhajansвЂќ from the Bharatiya culture may sound strange and may turn away potential spiritual seekers. In public audiences will be those who have not heard of Sathya Sai Baba or the ancient message of Sanathana Dharma. Today as we serve the public, let us consider how the terms we devotees use among ourselves may sound to the public. The beautiful inner meaning of this tradition originating with Sathya Sai Baba over 50 years ago is given below. Some of them are as follows: Aali Prasadachi Wat, Akra Vachan, Ananta Tula Re, Aarti Saibaba, Ata Swami, Ghoshna, Gurubrahma Guruvishnu, Hari Om, Jai Jai Sainath, Kadhi Na Ruso, Lopaley, Ovaloo Aarati, Sada Satswarupam, Sai Digambara, Tuj Kay Magu.Greetings similar to Sai Ram in other culturesДevotees of Sathya Sai Baba frequently say вЂњSai RamвЂќ when greeting each other. There are many other bhajans that are sung with great religious fervor and devotion.

#SHIRDISAIBABA BHAJAN SERIAL#

Sai Baba is the latest serial produced by the veteran Ramanand Sagar capturing the essence of Sai Baba with various melodious bhajans on Sai Baba having earned great popularity among the devotees. Indian Television serial producers have also come with serial on the life of Sai Baba with many popular bhajans attracting the devotees in hordes.

#SHIRDISAIBABA BHAJAN MOVIE#

The movie has some great bhajans and religious songs such as 'sai baaba bolo dagmag jag yeh dole' and 'sainaath tere hazaaron haath sainaath tere hazaaron haath'. In the year 1977 a movie on Sai Baba was produced named Shirdi Ke Sai Baba. In fact audio-visual media has played a great role in popularizing such bhajans on Sai Baba of Shirdi. Songs, bhajans, prayers being a melodious way to feel closer to someone, has effected into making of several bhajans that are sung and played all across the world by the Sai Baba devotees. There are several sweet and endearing bhajans that sung in praise of Sai Baba. Clicking Play button will play all tracks automatically. We request devotees to contribute their works to be included here.

Click on play button to listen to the corresponding Bhajan(s) / Song(s) in Hindi, Tamil ,Telugu and Kannada. With his amazing miraculous powers Sai Baba has millions of devotees that pray to him for his blessings. Here you will find Bhajan(s) / Song(s) of Shri Sai. Sai Baba of Shirdi is among the epoch making spiritual gurus of India, who has a magnetic pull from the devotees haling from across the world.

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