The text in Chapter 26 portrays the presence of Sai in Shirdi as a momentous and fortunate event. It states that it was Shirdi's great fortune that Sai arrived and chose to reside there, transforming the location into a holy pilgrimage site, or "Kshetra." The passage emphasizes that the merit of the place itself is blessed, as the merciful Sai makes Shirdi fortunate simply by adorning it with his divine presence. This highlights the transformative power of the divine's physical presence in sanctifying a location.
What is the significance of Shirdi and the presence of Sai, as mentioned in the text?
📖 Chapter 26