Look how I have to suffer for my devotees

To everybody Sai Baba showed plague boils on his thighs and said, " Look how I have to suffer for my devotees. My devotees sufferings, I consider my own."

Love in the mother's (Guru) gaze is enough

Love in the mother's (Guru) gaze is enough to bring happiness and contentment to the little tortoises(disciple, devotees).


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Shri Sai SatCharitra Chapter 18

My master told me to give bountlessly to all that ask

My master told me to give bountlessly to all that ask. No one listens to me or wisdom. Be the real and true sons of the mother and fully stock your magazine.

I grant all the wishes of him who chants my name with love and faith

I grant all the wishes of him who chants my name with love and faith, which, in turn, enhances his devotion to me.

If one meditates on Me, repeats my name

If one meditates on Me, repeats my name, sing my deeds and thus is transformed into Me, his karma is destroyed. I will stay by his side always.

Are In The Hands Of God

Gain And Loss, Birth And Death Are In The Hands Of God.


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And I will look after you

You look up to me with single-minded devotion. And I will look after you.

Rare indeed, is a guru like mine

My Guru was the image of devotion and love and had a genuine affection for his disciples. Rare indeed, is a guru like mine. I cannot describe the happiness I enjoyed in his company.

He who loves Me most always sees Me

He who loves Me most always sees Me. The whole world is desolate to him without Me, he tells no stories but Mine. He ceaselessly meditates upon Me and always chants My name. 

Himself, the guru may be very powerful

Himself, the guru may be very powerful, but from the disciple he expects only a penetrating insight, unwavering faith in the guru and the strength of a courageous forbearance. 

Bhakti Marga(path of love or devotion) is Sita Phal.

Gnana Marga (path of knowledge) is Ram Phal. Bhakti Marga(path of love or devotion) is Sita Phal. The pulp of the Sita Phal is almost on the surface and can be assimilated quickly, whereas the pulp of Ram Phal is deeper within and is hard to get at.