Formation of SAI BABA's Samadhi temple and some of his Last Words

SAI BABA used to create motivational and divine environment to convey his messages rather than telling them directly. Sai sachcharritra (Famus holy Book) is full of such kind of miracles.


Mr Bapu sahib booti (A Famous Businessman from Nagpur), a great devotee of baba, visited shirdi. He dreamed …………….SAI BABA asking him to construct a building in SAI BABA ashram. He woke up and saw another great devotee, named shyama, was weeping there. Shyama told him that he just had a dream……….. SAI BABA asking him to construct a building in SAI BABA ashram. Businessman got shocked.He decided to construct a building.
Next day, Businessman discussed the building plan with Mr. kaka sahib Dixit. Mr. Kaka asked for permission to baba. After getting permission, they both started preparing the map for the building and got some suggestions from SAI BABA. They completed the map and Mr. booti made all the arrangements to start the construction of building.
During Construction days, Mr. Bapu sahib jog advised business man…………………”There should be some open space for a statue in the building”. They went to SAI BABA, and he told them that he will stay in that building. That building will be known as one of the most sacred places. He, himself will be there for the well being of humanity.


One of theLast wishes of SAI BABA
An amazing incidence happened after construction got started, SAI BABA got ill. He was not getting recovered. All the devotees became gloomy and sad. Businessman thought SAI BABA is near to death, he will not be available to utilize that building. When SAI BABA was just near to death, he said to his devotees please ……………”PLEASE KEEP MY BODY IN THAT PARTICULAR BUILDING AFTER MY DEATH.”
SAI BABA unleashed his materialistic body on 15th of October 1918 at 2:30 PM. The day was Vijaydashmi. Two years prior to his death he indicated to his devotees that he will abandon his body on the day of vijaydashmi.
That building is now famous as …………………..SAMADHI MANDIR………………in Shirdi.
This article is truly devoted to a friend whoe gave me that holy book.