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O Sadguru Sai !
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I eternally kiss Your Used and
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Blessed Padukas…
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O Sadguru Sai ! Now I bow down to eternally kiss Your Padukas (footwear) – both, the ‘Used’ and the ‘Blessed’ ones. ‘Padukas’ may be a pair of shoes or a pair of carved ‘footprints’.
O Baba ! By the ‘Used Padukas’, I mean those sacred leather slippers (footwear) on which Your Lotus Feet rested. Your Lotus Feet are supposed once to have trodden on the holy soil of Shirdi and in the process, these ‘Padukas’ are all covered with the holy dust. O my Lord ! Let me kiss the Holy Sole of these ‘Padukas’ with my unholy lips once again to quench the thirst of my longing soul -
O Sadguru Sai !
I eternally kiss Your Used and Blessed Padukas…
O Baba ! ‘Sai Museum’ in Shirdi is a rich repository of all things associated with You. Kept under the maintenance of ‘Shree Sai Baba Sansthan Trust’, the Museum has some of Your most intimate and personal belongings, including the three pairs of the ‘Padukas’ worn by You. Devotees from across the world visit this Museum. Your ‘Padukas’ (leather footwear) are occasionally kept for Darshan in Samadhi Mandir at Shirdi. O Sai ! On one such occasion, it was gratifying to me to have the opportunity to kiss the sole of these slippers to the envy of all my fellow-devotees flocking around Your Samadhi at that moment of time. The kiss provided me with the same thrill of rapture that Hemadpant had experienced after he drank the butter-milk offered to him by Your Divine Hands. (Shri Sai Satcharita, Chapter 38)
O Sadguru Sai !
I eternally lick the Big Toes of Your Lotus Feet…
O Sadguru Sai !
I eternally kiss Your Used and Blessed Padukas…
O Baba ! By the ‘Blessed Padukas’, I mean those sacred ‘Padukas’ that are sanctified with the celestial touch either by Your Holy Hands or Your Big Toes, but not actually used by You to give rest to Your Lotus Feet.
In 1913, one of Your devotees Atmaram Haribhau Chaubal, went to Shirdi for Your Darshan. He had with him a pair of silver ‘Padukas’ that he got specially minted in Mumbai. You took these ‘Padukas’ in Your hands and remarked “How beautiful !”. Then You inserted Your two Big Toes in these ‘Padukas’. At that moment of time You appeared to have been greatly ecstatic and said, “How nice they look ! Take them and keep them in your Pooja room and regularly worship them.” Accordingly, Atmaram installed these ‘Padukas’ on a low wooden stool in his Pooja room. He felt great poise within himself that he was worshipping the ‘Padukas’ quite satisfactorily according to the promise given to You. In 1930, one day he got up early to have Darshan of the ‘Padukas’. To his great dismay, he found one of the ‘Padukas’ was missing. He searched under the stool and everywhere in the Pooja room; but all in vain. It deeply disturbed him. However, he continued the worship of the other ‘Paduka’. Much to his shock, the other ‘Paduka’ was also found missing a couple of months later. Now Atmaram went to Mumbai to have a replacement; but failed to arrange one. Although he returned home and tried his best to contend himself with just the worship of Your photo. Atmaram constantly remained uneasy for having lost the ‘Padukas’, so fondly sanctified by the touch of the Big Toes of Your Lotus Feet. O Baba ! Thy ways are indeed inscrutable… One fine morning when Atmaram entered the Pooja room for the daily worship, he could not believe himself. Lo ! He found the missing ‘Padukas’ neatly placed under the wooden stool, as if they were always there !
O Sadguru Sai !
I eternally kiss Your Used and Blessed Padukas…
O Baba ! May I humbly request You to recall that once Kakasaheb Dixit wanted to keep Your ‘Padukas’ in his Dev Ghar ? He, therefore, got one pair of ‘Padukas’ carved out of Shisham wood, and requested You to touch that pair and give it back to him after infusing Your blessings in it. O Sadguru ! You did as per Your devotee’s wishes. Moreover, O Sai ! You also gave Kakasaheb Dixit a set of miniature silver ‘Padukas’ kept in a small silver Dabbi (casket) which had the carving of Lord Hanuman’s image on the cover top. As per Your instructions, Kaka used to always carry these ‘Padukas’ in his pocket. These wooden and silver ‘Padukas’ are still with the ‘Kakasaheb Dixit Trust’.
O Baba ! Dwarkamai is a mosque where You spent about 60 years of Your life in Shirdi. In Dwarkamai alone, there are five sets of ‘Padukas’, symbolizing and signifying Your presence. In front of the portrait is a pair of silver ‘Padukas’.
Just behind the cooking area, in the Masjid, is the place where You would stand, usually before going to Lendi, leaning against the mud wall. You would call out to villagers in a friendly way - “How are you ?” “How’s the crop coming along ?” “How are your children doing ?” Following Your Mahasamadhi, a pair of ‘Padukas’ was installed in this spot and a small shrine placed over them. In the wall above is a smaller set of ‘Padukas’ where You are said to have leaned Your arm.
O Sai ! Near the Dhuni, where You used to sit, yet another set of ‘Padukas’ is installed. The fifth pair of silver ‘Padukas’ adorns the black stone kept at the right side of the entrance of the Dwarkamai.
O Sadguru Sai !
I eternally lick the Big Toes of Your Lotus Feet…
O Sadguru Sai !
I eternally kiss Your Used and Blessed Padukas…
O Baba ! You first manifested Yourself, for the sake of Your Bhaktas, under the Neem tree as a young lad of sixteen. In commemoration of Your first visit to Shirdi, devotees installed ‘Padukas’ there. The ‘Padukas’ were brought in a solemn ceremony, with musical instruments playing, on the full moon day in the month of Shravan in 1912. On that day, at 11 00 a. m., Shri G. K. Dixit (not to be confused with H. S. ‘Kakasaheb’ Dixit) carried the ‘Padukas’ on his head from Khandoba temple to Dwarkamai before their installation. You blessed the ‘Padukas’ with the words - “These are the Lotus Feet of the Lord”. The Sai Mahima written by Upasani Baba was also carved there :-
“Sada Nimbavrikshasya mooladhivasat,
Sudhastravinam tiktamapya-priyam tam,
Tarum Kalpavrikshadhikam sadhayantam
Namameeshwaram Sadgurum Sai Natham”
(“I bow to Lord Sainath, Who by His constant stay at the
foot of the Neem tree – which although bitter and
unpleasant, was yet oozing nectar – made it better than
the wish-fulfilling tree. I bow to Lord Sainath, Who
always takes delight in resting under the Neem tree and
bestowing material and spiritual prosperity upon His
devotees who lovingly attend on Him.”)
The above ‘Padukas’ were broken with a huge stone within a few months after their installation by one Martand, a whimsical Brahmin. O Baba ! Your devotees were greatly distressed. They, believing it augured ill, asked You, whether new ‘Padukas’ should be installed in place of the broken ones. O Sai ! You, however, took the matter casually and told them simply to repair the cracks with cement and undertake a poor-feeding. Accordingly, about two to three hundred people were fed as a part of the Shanti ceremony. In fact, the broken ‘Padukas’ were later replaced and the originals are said to be in the pedestal underneath.
O Sai, Please raise those original ‘Padukas’ above the pedestal and let me apply the cement of my Bhakti to heal the cracks !
O Sadguru Sai !
I eternally lick the Big Toes of Your Lotus Feet…
O Sadguru Sai !
I eternally kiss Your Used and Blessed Padukas…
O Sai ! These days Your ‘Padukas’ are being carried all across the country. In fact, the ‘Padukas’ are brought out of the state of Maharashtra 90 years after You gained ‘Samadhi’ in 1918. Devotees consider themselves fortunate enough to have the glimpse of the ‘Padukas’, which are one amongst the three pairs worn by You. Undoubtedly, Your ‘Padukas’ are the ones which support and sustain the welfare of the three worlds.
O Sadguru Sai !
I earnestly invite my fellow-devotees to join me when -
O Sadguru Sai !
I eternally lick the Big Toes of Your Lotus Feet…
O Sadguru Sai !
I eternally kiss Your Used and Blessed Padukas…
Therefore, to overcome Maya, take refuge at the Sadguru’s Feet and whole heartedly surrender to him. The fear of the worldly existence disappears immediately. (Shri Sai Sat Charita, Chapter 39, Verse 82)
Always practise truth; listen to the stories about the saints; bow down at the Feet of the saints. Sins will be washed away. (Shri Sai Sat Charita, Chapter 18, Verse 26)
Therefore, knowledge is not possible to be obtained without a Guru. All the learned men are aware of this that the capable Feet of the Guru can solve the mystery of the Brahman and the Atman. (Shri Sai Sat Charita, Chapter 17, Verse 140)
Whatever be the condition, good or bad, the body must do its duties as destined. But, introvert your senses towards the Guru’s Feet with all the love. (Shri Sai Sat Charita, Chapter 41, Verse 13)
But he, who is devoutedly attached to a saint’s Feet and who has the purpose of Darshan in his mind, then the saint and even God fulfils his desire. (Shri Sai Sat Charita, Chapter 30, Verse 45)
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