“Sri Saibaba’s Charters and Sayings” -As I Understand

A Social Reformer, a Social Scientist, and a Social Engineer (A Devotee’s Perspective)

by Rajaram Pagadala


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 21/05/2013

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 421
ISBN : 9781483629674
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 421
ISBN : 9781483629681

About the Book

ye yathâ mâṁ prapadyantetâṁs tathaiva bhajâmy aham, mama vartmânuvartantemanuṣyâḥ pârtha sarvaúaḥ “As all surrender unto Me, I reward them accordingly. Everyone follows Mypath in all respects, O son of Pṛthâ." (Lord Krishna) "None knows the real inwardness of my Baba; some said he was a Yogi, a sensualist, a wise man, some a hypocrite, some called him Brahman or God. (But) Baba's state is- Siddha Avasta. Each finds in him what he thinks him to be". Poojya Narasimha Swamiji continues: “Let us pray at the feet of Sai Baba, the incarnation of all gods and protector of all, to show mercy on us, and increase our devotion towards him”. (Source: Sai Leela June 1993)


About the Author

Prof. Rajaram Pagadala, the author, was decorated by the President of India as an “Eminent Medical Teacher of India” with “Dr. B.C. Roy Award’. He was Dean of 4 medical schools in India and Nepal and retired as Deputy Director-General of Health Services of India. He served thecommunity with devotion and dedication. A self-made man, he was raised by his young widow mother from the age of 6, went on to earn an MD, PhD and degrees in Cancer Surgery (Vienna), Health Care Management &Economics (USA &Thailand). After a divine experience with Baba, he does daily ‘parayana’ of “Sri Saibaba’s Charters’ and Sayings”. A steadfast Sai Devotee, Rajaram, started spreading Sai messages. He perceived that Baba was not only an Avatar but was a Saint, Social Reformer, Social Scientist and a Social Engineer. The author incorporated his thoughts in this book “Sri Sai Baba’s Charters and Sayings- As I Understand”. It is a sincere and solemn attempt to educate the young and encourage them to trek the path of spirituality and humanity- Venkat Rao Anantula, IPS (Retd.), India.