Sai Baba of Shirdi is one of the most revered spiritual figures in India, worshipped by millions cutting across religion, caste, and nationality. Living in Shirdi during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Sai Baba preached a simple yet powerful message of faith, patience, compassion, and selfless service. He emphasised the unity of all religions, often quoting both Hindu and Islamic teachings, and encouraged devotees to focus on inner purity rather than rituals. His teachings, summed up in the words “Shraddha” (faith) and “Saburi” (patience), continue to guide followers in their spiritual and daily lives.

After his samadhi in 1918, the influence of Sai Baba only grew stronger, spreading far beyond India. Temples and spiritual centres dedicated to him can be found across the world, where devotees gather for prayers, bhajans, and acts of charity. Sai Baba is believed to have performed miracles that strengthened people’s faith, but he always reminded his followers that love, humility, and service to humanity were the highest forms of devotion. Today, Sai Baba remains a symbol of harmony, reminding people that true spirituality lies in kindness and devotion to God.