Celebrating the temple
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Celebrating the temple
building history

Discover stories of progress, change, and hope

Daily Naivedyam Offering Shri Sai Baba

Make an appeal to sai baba’s Grace through various daily naivedyam offerings for individual and family wellbeing.

Ragi Mudde offerings
Ragi Mudde offerings

Shri Saibaba’s daily offering Kakad Aarti
Rice Porridge offerings
Rice Porridge offerings

Shri Saibaba’s daily offering Mid-day Aarti
Rava Kesari offerings
Rava Kesari offerings

Shri Saibaba’s daily offering Dhoop Aarti
Chapati & Roti offerings
Chapati & Roti offerings

Shri Saibaba’s daily offering Shej Aarti
Sai Abhishekam
Sai Abhishekam

Sai’s Grace for the family’s wellbeing.
Annadhanam
Annadanam

Make a sacred offering of food for seekers

Daily Puja Items Offering Shri Sai Baba

A sacred expression of gratitude through Daily Puja Items 11 offerings, Shri Sai Baba's Daily Aarti is beneficial for the overall wellbeing of you and your family.

Vastram Arpanam
Vastram Arpanam

Made as an expression of one's devotion and for the emotional unity of families, marital harmony, and menstrual health.
Deepam Arpanam
Deepam Arpanam

An offering of ghee lamps to appeal to Sai Baba’s grace for wellbeing, prosperity and success.
Diya Arpanam
Diya Arpanam

An offering of Lamp oil that devotees can make to earn Sai Baba’s Grace.
Pushpa Aradhana
Pushpa Aradhana

An offering of 5 different types of flowers to Shirdi Saibaba as an expression of one’s gratitude.
Suphala Arpanam
Suphala Arpanam

Fruits represent a full life, offer fruits to earn Shri Sai Baba's grace
Sriphalam Arpanam
Sriphalam Arpanam

An offering of coconuts that devotees can make to earn Shri Sai Baba’s Grace

Festivals

Annually, Shirdi Saibaba Sansthan Trust organizes three Hinduism Festivals: Ram navami (March 30, 2023), Guru Purnima (July 03, 2023) and Shri Sai Baba Punyatithi or Vijayadashami (October 24, 2023). They attract the attention of Non-Hindus to our religion. These festivals are celebrated with great passion, verve and artfulness. There is a programme of puja, music (bhajan) and public parayana (reading of scriptures and devotional texts).

Ram Navami

In 1897, Gopalrao Gund proposed holding in Urus as an expression of his gratitude to Baba for having been granted the birth of a son after many childless years.

Guru Purnima

Guru Purnima (“Purnima means full-moon”) is the one which disciples and devotees honor and felicitate their guru and seek his or her special blessing.

Vijayadashami and Sai Baba Punyatithi

For Sai devotees, it is venerated as the holy day that their beloved Gurudeva(Saibaba) attained mahasamadhi (also known as Punyatithi) and is a big festival