Shirdi's significance stems directly from Sai Baba, who made the town glorious, much like other saints sanctified their own towns. Chapter 4 explains that Shirdi is considered a paramount pilgrimage site, equivalent to numerous holy places like Pandharpur, Kashi, and Rameshwar. The very grass and stones are deemed blessed for having touched Baba's feet. Association with Sai in Shirdi is described as an easy spiritual path, where His mere sight (Darshan) is a form of yoga practice and conversing with Him washes away all sins.
Why is the town of Shirdi considered so significant?
📖 Chapter 4