Sathyanarayana Raju was born to
Peddavenkama Raju and
Eswaramma in an
agrarian family in the remote village of
Puttaparthi, located in
Anantapur district,
Andhra Pradesh,
India.
[9] Professor
Narayana Kasturi's biography stated that when the child was born, musical instruments in the household started creating music on their own. He also claimed that
Sai Baba was born 'of immaculate conception.
Sai Baba's mother,
Easwaramma, was walking towards a well one day when a huge sphere of blue light rolled towards her, merged into her and made her faint. She soon found out that she was pregnant after dreaming of the Hindu God,
Sathyanarayana.
Sathya in Sanskrit means truth, and
Narayana in
Sanskrit means God in human form. The young
Sathyanarayana,
Kasturi's biography states, was a
vegetarian and was "known" for his aversion to animal cruelty.
[10] The child was very lively and the pet of the village.
[11]From early childhood he was called "Guru" by his playmates leading them in devotional song and fascinating and amusing them by taking candy and playthings from an apparently empty bag.
Daily, he is observed to allegedly manifest
vibuthi (holy ash), and sometimes food and small objects such as rings, necklaces and watches.
My family attended meetings on a regular basis in Harare and it was at one of these meetings that we experienced the manifestation of vibuthi.
After the meeting we were handing out the offerings of food - i was handing out plastic bags for everyone to use to place there food into. As I was handing one bag to a visitor from Zambia i noticed what i thought was dirt in the bottom of the bag - I told the man concerned that i would get another bag - then we saw what was not dirt but vibuthi growing in the bag until it was half full with the ash.
There was enough for everyone to take some home - I still have a small amount left after some years - but it never seems to disappear entirely!
First time reading, much appreciate it
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