Synopsis This volume is unique both as a collection of short stories and as an attempt to unfold events relating to Sai Baba seen from the viewpoint of one devotee or another. Though Sai Baba passé away in 1918, his charisma is growing phenomenally. He is worshipped in the puja rooms of countless Indian homes. Millions pray to him for succor. Shirdi village, where he lived for some sixty years, has become a place of pilgrimage. This volume is unique both as a collection of short stories and as an attempt to unfold events relating to Sai Baba seen from the viewpoint of one devotee or another. While adhering to the recorded facts about Baba, a veneer of fiction overlays the devotees’ experiences to make it interesting for readers, particularly of the young generation, and to stimulate them to know more about Baba. For those who are already in his fold, this volume is a handy ‘remembrance’ of the facts relating to him and his grace. The stories, as they proceed, cover all salient facts and incidents relating to him.