Good day
Om Sai Ram
Sai Saburi offers reflection inspired by Sai Baba’s teachings. It does not replace personal practice, a temple, or professional guidance.
Follow the circle — breathe in as it grows, hold, and breathe out as it falls. A short, guided rest with Baba.
Japa Mala
Tap or swipe to turn each bead. 108 make a round.
What Sai Saburi is
Sai Saburi is a free, ad-free daily companion for devotees of Shirdi Sai Baba. Each day it offers a saying from Baba, a 108-bead japa mala to turn, a short guided stillness (“Sit with Sai”), story chapters in English and Hindi, and links to live darshan from Shirdi. It is designed to be gentle and readable — made especially with elders in mind.
Who made it
Sai Saburi was created by Aakarsh Shard as a personal act of devotion — a quiet place so that no one has to sit with Baba alone.
Where the stories come from
The stories are a faithful retelling drawn from the Shri Sai Satcharitra, the traditional account set down by Govind Raghunath Dabholkar (whom Baba named Hemadpant). It is not a translation and not a replacement for that text. Wherever this retelling and the Satcharitra differ, the Satcharitra is right.
Not an official Sai service
Sai Saburi is an independent, personal project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the Shri Saibaba Sansthan Trust, Shirdi. For official information, prayers and donations, please use the Sansthan’s own site, sai.org.in.
About “Talk to Sai”
“Talk to Sai” is a gentle, AI-assisted space for reflection inspired by Baba’s teachings. It is offered for comfort and contemplation only. It can be mistaken, it is not a priest, guru, oracle or medical or financial adviser, and it does not replace the Satcharitra, a temple, or professional guidance.
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