Shirdi Yatra

Shirdi Yatra is like a lifelong dream come true for the Sai Baba followers. Shirdi, which is a small time belonging to the state of Maharashtra, India, is believed to be the resting place for the soul of a great preacher and yogi named Sai Baba. Sai Baba is not only worshiped by the Hindus but also by the Muslims as well. However, there's not much known about him, especially about his origins, but he has always been regarded as a great saint of India who has showed his disciples the path of enlightment. He also taught his devotes to pray, chant and read all the holy scriptures in the world, like Quran, Ramayana, Vedas and others as well. It's his teachings that have kept him alive amongst his disciples for all these years. People, whether Hindus or Muslims or people belonging to any other faiths, who are residing in India or abroad yarns to visit the Sai Baba temple in Shirdi and that's why every year numerous pilgrims visit this holy town of Maharashtra.

When you visit Shirdi you will find a lot of mental peace and the spiritual essence of the place will surely fill your heart will positivity. First go and attend the Kakadaarti at the main Samadhi Mandir temple, then spent some time in the peaceful Dwarkamai and then visit the Chavadi for darshan and you will find divine pleasure for sure. While you are there, do not forget to spend some time under the same old margosa tree, which has been mentioned in the Shri Sai Satcharitra for having sweet leaves. You can also visit the museum, where you would find the artifacts used by the Sai Baba himself.

Sai Baba is one of the most prominent figures you can find in Indian history and there is a temple dedicated to him in almost every city of India. However, Shirdi is mainly famous as this is the resting place of the great yogi. Every days numerous pilgrims of devotes visit the temple in order to gain blessing and prosperity. The place is easily accessible from any part of India and located near Pune, Maharashtra. Thus, if you are seeking out for blessing from Shri Sai Baba, you must embark on Shirdi Yatra.