About
Shri Shridi Sai Temple
was inscribed as a Public Spiritual and Charitable Trust at Guwahati, Assam in
December, 2007. The foremost aim to establish this charitable firm is to promulgate
the lessons, enlightment and knowlegde of shirdi sai baba and to endeavour social
activities. The Trust has seven trusties at the beginning and Sri Himanshu Sekhar
Das was appointed as the Managing Trustee.
Under the
supervision of Dr.Chandra Bhanu Satpathy (Guruji) and with his encouragement, the
first task was successfully commenced by the Trust which was the construction
of Shri Shirdi Sai Baba temple at Radha Nagar Bye Lane,VIP Road, Six Mile,Guwahati.
The temple was
built by Dr.C.B.Satpathy as the ‘Bhoomi Pujan’ of the temple was performed on
15thJanuary, 2009. However the Pran Pratistha of Shri Shirdi Sai Baba’deity and the Inauguration ceremony of the temple
was Performed By Dr.C.B.Satpathy on 11th November,2012.
How to Reach:
Sai-baba
mandir is at a distance of 35 kms from Guwahati Airport, 10 kms from Railway
Station. The nearest railhead is Narengi Railway Station and the nearest
airport is Gauhati. Public buses rental cars are also available.
History
Sai Baba is also known as Sai Baba of Shirdi or Shirdi Sai Baba. He was an Indian spiritual mentor and was very famous among his devotees for spreading spiritual, moral and religious knowledge trough his teachings and lessons. Sai Baba was popular among the folks as a spiritual saint, a noble fakir and a Satguru and most importantly he was regarded as an incarnation of Lord Shiva. He was worshipped as a supreme Hindu deity and was well-known for his epigrams- Allah Malik (God is King) and Sabka Malik Ek (Everyone’s God One). He was idolized by Muslims, Hindus and orthodox Christians at the time when we was alive and after his life as well. Devotees imputed him as the creator, the sustainer and the destroyer of this whole universe.
However He has been given the name Sai by ‘Mhalsapati’when he reached Shirdi, a place in the west Indian part of Maharastra state.
Temple Timings
| Day |
Morning |
Evening |
| All Day : week days - Sunday open |
7AM-1.30PM |
3PM-8.30PM |
| All Day |
Aarti Timings: Kakad Aarti-7:30am (Morning Aarti ) Abhiseka-8.00 am Noon Aarti-12:00 am (Mid Day Aarti) |
Aarti Timings: Evening Aarti-5 pm (Dhoop Aarti) Night Aarti 8:30 pm ( Shej aarti) Every Thursdays and Sundays, Bhogs and Prasadas are distributed among the vistors, Devotees and local People. |
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