Shirdi Sai Baba: Life, Philosophy & Teachings

About the Book

It is well known that Sai Baba, believed to be an incarnation of God on earth, led a selfless life, dedicating His time on earth to humankind. His was a unique existence, teaching by example, the message that all religions are but reflections of one another and that all Gods are one. He believed “Sab ka malik ek” and delivered His thoughts gently and with kindness, with humility and tolerance. He continues to honour the faith of His devotees. Today, His shrine is a place of pilgrimage to lakhs of devotees from diverse faiths. Shirdi Sai Baba, Life, Philosophy and Teachings is a devotee‘s tribute to Sadguru Shirdi Sai Baba. Written in simple language to benefit all those who read it, it aims at spreading peace and happiness and encouraging spirituality in these turbulent times. Besides glimpses into Sai Baba‘s life and times, the book has thought-provoking real-life examples of faith and humanity, interspersed with miracles performed by Sai Baba. The goal of the book is to spread His divine message and uplift the souls of those who read it and urge them to take action for a better tomorrow.

About the Author
Satish C. Agarwal, with master’s degree from University of Leeds (UK), is FTI (UK), FIE (India) and a Fellow of Royal Chartered bodies. During his 44-year professional career, he served as a post graduate professor, joint president of a textile manufacturing company and director of a research institute; working in Haryana, Gujarat, England and Mumbai. He has to his credit several publications and papers at international conferences. He is widely travelled and enjoys reading and writing about professional and general topics relating to good thoughts and human well-being. After retiring, he devoted his time to spiritual studies and literature on Sai Baba. A strong desire drove him to venture into compiling a script for the good of the common man, based on the path shown by Baba, with the aim to offer a simple understanding of life and spiritualism. It was God’s will, which he obeyed.