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Meaning Of Word Sai As Explained By Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans ..Aum Abhedhanandanubhava Pradaya Sai devotees always chant the word SAI. It has become a mantra for them. But very few people know its meaning. The meaning of Sai could be very well understood by reading Shri Ramkrishna Vachnanamrut . One would be surprised to know that the meaning of the word is similar to the life of Sai Baba. It is more surprising that when Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans explained it, He was living in Bengal. Before we proceed to know the meaning of the word SAI, first some similarities between the lifestyle of Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans & Shirdi Sai Baba need to be studied as it has some relation of it. Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans & Shirdi Sai Baba lived in almost similar ages. Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans birth was in the year 1837 and Sai Babas birth was in the year 1838, it was said in Shri Sai Satcharita (approximately) . Both the saints had similarities in their thoughts & teachings. Both had said that all the religions are one. People of all religion go to the same God. People of all religions should live with brotherhood following this rule. Ram of Hindus, Allah of Muslims & Jesus of Christians are one & the same. People call them by such names according to thier castes and creed, but in the end they are calling only one God. Both the saints have put the same question that though there exists similarity of Gods, then why people quarrel with each other? Why do they behave like fools? So it was emphasized that people should live in unison. Though the paths are different, everybody has to go the same place. It is said that saints know each other & are one with each other. Once when Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans was seated in a room of Dakshineshwar temple, the author of famous work Shri Ramkrishna Vachnamrut, Shri Master Maharaj also present. At that time, Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans had explained the meaning of SAI in his Pravachan, In the opinion of power, the one who has acquired the world i.e. a Siddha Purush is said to be Koul, according to Vedant, it is Paramhans, so according to Boul Vaishnav (a sub custom of Bengal) it is called SAI. Boul Vaishnav of Bengal & Varkari of Maharastra are similar. So SAI is the last limit. When Bouls became Siddha, it is called SAI. There is total indifference in this situation. The people wear a necklace of which is half made up of cows bones & the other half is made up of Tulsi (Tulsi is a herb considered as auspicious in Hindu tradition). This Siddha person follow & respect both Hindu & Muslim religion. He is NEER for Hindus and a PEER for Muslims. In this way, Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans has explained the meaning of the word SAI. We can see the character of SAI BABA same as the meaning. Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans used to sing a bhajan Ek Aise Bhavka Fakir Aayaa Hai, Jo Hidnuo Ka Devataa Aur Musalamano Ka Peer Hai One more surprising fact is that in the year 1886, Sai Baba took Samadhi State for three days & in the same year, Shri Ramkrishna Paramhans took Maha Samadhi. Saints only know their deeds, but there is no doubt that they both were one. They both knew each others deeds. Thus it is clear from this that when Sai Baba first came to Shirdi, Goddess Saraswati only spoke in the voice of Mhalsapati Come Sai. Source : Translated from Gujarati Magazine Dwarkamai -- OM Allah Sai Ram Nanak Jesus Buddha Mahaveer.
Posted on: Thu, 11 Sep 2014 11:27:19 +0000

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