The Mandir is designed with gems and Baba's Samadhi is designed with white pebble gems. A railing is designed in pebble around the Samadhi and is complete of attractive styles. In front side of the Samadhi are two gold support beams complete of attractive styles. Just behind the Samadhi is Sai Baba's outstanding figurine created of German pebble which displays him placed on a throne. This idol was created by overdue Balaji Vasant. This figurine was set up on 7th August 1954. Above the figurine is an start, gold outdoor umbrella. The top side of the Mandir has an set up area where about 600 lovers can be accomadated. Here is the show-case where various elements managed by Baba are kept. On the first ground of the Mandir are images showing the daily lifetime of Baba. The schedule of the brow begins at 5 o-clock in the day with Bhoopali, a day tune, and ends at 10 o-clock in the night after Shejarati is sang. Only on three events the brow is kept open instantaneously .ie. on Gurupoornima, Dassera, and Ramnavami. Every Friday and on each fesitival, a Palakhi with Baba's picture is taken out from the brow.Monday, February 13, 2012
Sai Baba main place in shirdi
The Mandir is designed with gems and Baba's Samadhi is designed with white pebble gems. A railing is designed in pebble around the Samadhi and is complete of attractive styles. In front side of the Samadhi are two gold support beams complete of attractive styles. Just behind the Samadhi is Sai Baba's outstanding figurine created of German pebble which displays him placed on a throne. This idol was created by overdue Balaji Vasant. This figurine was set up on 7th August 1954. Above the figurine is an start, gold outdoor umbrella. The top side of the Mandir has an set up area where about 600 lovers can be accomadated. Here is the show-case where various elements managed by Baba are kept. On the first ground of the Mandir are images showing the daily lifetime of Baba. The schedule of the brow begins at 5 o-clock in the day with Bhoopali, a day tune, and ends at 10 o-clock in the night after Shejarati is sang. Only on three events the brow is kept open instantaneously .ie. on Gurupoornima, Dassera, and Ramnavami. Every Friday and on each fesitival, a Palakhi with Baba's picture is taken out from the brow.