When Madhavrao, on behalf of the author, asked for permission to write his life story, Sai Baba's initial response was one of extreme humility. As detailed in Chapter 2, Baba replied, "I am just a beggar, wandering from door to door for alms... What is the use of my story? It will only be a cause for ridicule." This self-effacing reaction demonstrates his complete lack of pride or ego. Instead of seeing himself as a great master worthy of a biography, he presented himself as a simple mendicant, showcasing a profound humility that stood in stark contrast to his divine stature.
How did Sai Baba react when first asked for permission to write his life story, and what does this show about his character?
๐ Chapter 2