About Saibabanchya Katha (Marathi)
The pious flocked to Shirdi in Maharashtra. Sai Baba’s all-encompassing love made them feel better, happier and more at peace. He could reveal himself as the Supreme Deity and yet assume the form of a street dog; he could turn water into oil and save a child miles away from burning flames. However, by the time he left this world, in 1918, he had also made thousands understand that good acts are the only miracle needed to find God.
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