During the Chavadi bhajans, Sai Baba was the central figure, both physically and spiritually. Chapter 37 describes him seated in front of the devotees, with a chariot behind him and a Tulsi altar to his right. The text powerfully portrays him as a 'powerful magnet,' using the attraction of his own power to pull the 'iron-like devotees' and draw them unknowingly to his feet. This highlights his immense spiritual gravity and the deep connection the devotees felt, making him the focal point of all the worship and adoration that took place.
What was Sai Baba's role and influence during the Chavadi bhajans?
๐ Chapter 37