The Life and Teachings of Sri Saibaba: A Biographical and Philosophical Study

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  • Sreenadh Payyambally

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.66069/ojspub.5170260802

Keywords:

Sri Saibaba, Devotees, Cholera epidemic, Necessity of a Guru, Mission of saints

Abstract

Before we go into the wonderful life and teachings of Sri Saibaba we should first of all know about some of the great men born in the 19th Century and some in the 20th Century. All these great devotional men kept nothing for themselves and gave away everything for the welfare of all. They were Lord Ram Krishna born in February 18, 1836 and died in August 1886 after spending glorious life of 50 years and lived through Swami Vivekananda who spread his mission by establishing Ram Krishna Mission throughout the world. Then came the famous Trilanga Swami believed to have lived for 300 years with death at 1887 and established his mission at Varanasi. Except Jenne clement almost all the saints built their monastery at the places where they resided. B. N. Giri at Haridwar Ashram, S. K. Mitra Jan Kalyan Ashram at Calcutta, Saibaba at Haridwar. So we find that the greatest of all Divine saints have nothing to keep for themselves but give everything for the poor and down trodden.

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Published

2026-08-30

How to Cite

Payyambally, S. (2026). The Life and Teachings of Sri Saibaba: A Biographical and Philosophical Study. Journal of Research in Vocational Education, 8(8), 7–11. https://doi.org/10.66069/ojspub.5170260802

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