Kokilaben and her husband Maheshbhai used to live in a big city and they had lots of love for each other. But Maheshbhai’s nature was very annoying and he had no sense of talking. Neighbors were also very much frustrated by his this kind of nature. Kokilaben had lots of faith in GOD and she was very religious. She was tolerating all her problems silently having lots of faith in GOD that GOD will make everything all right one day. But because of Maheshbhai’s nature, their business went down gradually and there was not enough income. He started staying at home all day and his nature become worst. It was an afternoon. One old saint came to Kokilaben’s door. There was enormous light on his face. And he asked for rice and dal (lentils). Kokilaben gave him rice and dal and she folded her both hands and said “namste” (greetings). Saint replied “SAI will always keep you happy.” Kokilaben said “There is no happiness in my life” and she told all her problems to the saint. After listening to all her problems, Saint told her about “SAI NAV (NINE) GURUWAR (THURSDAY) VRAT”. Saint told as follows about the Vrat. · This Vrath can be started from any Thursday by uttering SAI BABA’s name. · This Vrath has to be continued for 9 Thursdays. · Any male, female or child can do this Vrat. · On these Nine Thursday, individual who is doing vrat can eat fruit/milk/sweets etc. all day long or can have one meal a day. ONE MUST NOT DO THIS VRAT WITHOUT EATING ANYTHING. · If possible, go to SAI BABA’s temple to have SAIBABA’s darshan on these Nine Thursday. · At home, do pooja / prayer of SAI BABA as follows. · In the morning or in the evening, do the pooja as mentioned below. · Put Yellow Cloth in front of you and place SAI BABA’s Photo or Statue on this cloth. · Light lamp (diya) in front of BABA’s picture. · Wash or wipe BABA’s picture with clean water and cloth. · Put “tikka (Bindi on the forehead)” with “kumkum” (red powder) on BABA’s face. · Offer Yellow Flower to BABA. · Offer Fruit or Sweets to BABA as Naivadhya (Prasad) · Read this SAI story and Read / Sing SAIBABA’s Aarti after finishing Pooja and reading story. · Tell BABA why you are doing this Vrat and ask him to fulfill your wish. · Give Prasad to all your friends and family members and you also eat it some. · If, because of any reason, you cannot do vrat on any Thursday, skip that Thursday and continue from the next Thursday. · If female is doing this Vrat, skip the Thursday during Menstrual Cycle period. · On the 9th Thursday, Celebrate SAI VRAT. In this celebration process, feed 5 poor people and distribute this SAI VRAT book among people. One can give 5, 11 or 21 etc. Since i get mails from shirdi saibaba devotees who cant donate food : Saibaba devotees living abroad and those who are not able to give food , can give some sweets to your friends or childrens near by. If possible send money to your relatives in india or request them provide food to poor people sitting outside temple or generally distribute sweets to devotees in any temple.Its better to make childrens happy by giving them any toys, books sweets etc. The point is you are inlving yourself in a good deed. · Put this SAI VRAT Story Book or printed paper , which you are going to distribute among people, when you do pooja and then give them to people. By doing this, their wishes will be fulfilled very soon too. Since few saibaba devotees living abroad are not able to get this book , you can also distribute Sainath stavan manjari provided in this site. Take a print out and send to your friends or send the link with personal message to close friends. · All wishes will be fulfilled by doing this vrat. In this Kali Age (Kaliyug), this vrat is very effective. This vrat will give desired fruit to doer but doer must have full faith and patience. Whoever will distribute this SAI VRAT book among people and make good name of SAI and this Vrat, their all wishes will be fulfilled. After listening about this SAI VRAT from Saint, Kokilaben also decided to do this vrat. She started V
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