Om Sai Ram friends,
For every Sai devotee, their trip to Shirdi is memorable. Especially, if it is their first trip to Shirdi, they will really feel divine and also excited. Here’s a beautiful devotee’s experience of a girl from Lucknow about her love for Saint Shirdi Sai Baba and how Saibaba blessed her with a peaceful and comfortable darshan in Samadhi Mandir of Shirdi.
Here’s Urvashi’s experience
Om Sai ram Sir
Experience in Shirdi:
My name is Urvashi. I had been a devotee of Baba since my childhood. I never felt such a great connection with him until and unless I visited Shirdi last time in 2017. When I entered the Mandir premises and saw the idol of baba the whole world around me paused for a while.
On that day I was unable to even see him for a minute so I cried a lot when I got out of the mandir. And on that night only I prayed to Baba that I want to see you for at least 5 minutes wholeheartedly and want to offer you a flower with all my love. Baba, please let the Samadhi Mandir be crowd-free for tomorrow.
The next day, when I went for Darshan to my amusement the Samadhi Mandir was almost empty and I got to see him for 5 minutes and I was able to offer my flower too I again cried after having this experience.
Hearing Saibaba’s voice in dream
I had a dream where I was worshipping Baba and offering all the puja. Then suddenly I got to hear his voice. Although he was saying something in Marathi, I was understanding it like he is saying everything will be good.
His voice was so pure and so peace-giving I was so blessed to hear that and then I suddenly woke up and the dream ended.
I couldn’t see him these days. I want to see him and I want to go to Shirdi. It’s been 3 years. Baba has not called me but now I am missing him so much. Every night I am crying in his memories and asking him to call me to Shirdi and give darshan.
Regards,
Urvashi
Hope you like this devotee’s experience of Urvashi friends. If you wish to share the experience you had during your Shirdi trip or during Pilgrimage to any temples, please email me.
