Shirdi Sri Sai Baba 
my baba, our baba....  (सबका मालिक एक) 

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Shirdi wale Sai Baba

                          Shirdi Sai Baba,an most popular Indian saint who lived from mid 19th to the early 20th century (September 27, 1838 - October 15, 1918) was an            Indian guru and fakir, who are regarded by his Hindu, Muslim, Parsi and other followers as a "Sai Baba” saint father.

Baba has healing touch and miracles power to heal any soul whosoever has come to him, very kind and                                   

                 also angry but anger of love, lots of peoples being blessed by Shirdi wale Sai Baba.

Numerous miracles were attributed to him and fame spread. Many pilgrims came for his blessings, He worshipped both at Hindu temples and Muslim mosques, and encouraged tolerance between the faiths. Many Of his Hindu followers consider him to be an avatar (incarnation) of Shiva and Dattatreya.                                  

     Shraddha (Faith) and Saburi (patients) are main favorite words of Baba,

Also Sai Baba was known for His eleven famous sayings are:

Also Sai Baba was known for His eleven famous sayings are:

No harm shall befall him who sets his foot on the soil of Shirdi.

He who cometh to My Samadhi, his sorrow and suffering shall cease.

Though I am no more in flesh and blood, I shall ever protect my devotees.

Trust in Me and your prayer shall be answered.

Know that My Spirit is immortal. Know this for yourself.

Show unto me he who sought refuge and been turned away.

In whatever faith men worship me, even so do I render to them.

Not in vain is My Promise that I shall ever lighten your burden.

Knock and the door shall open. Ask and ye shall be granted.

To him who surrenders unto me totally I shall be ever indebted.

Blessed is he who has become one with me.

Many of his followers believe that Sai will continue to do miracles despite not being physically present 

                                                           Sab ka Malik Ek "Sai Baba"