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                        Experience of the Divinity of Bhagavan by Devotees
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                    Mr. Sudhakar Karumuri1661 Lake Point Drive
 Apt 211, Madison - 53713 WI
 U.S.A
 E-mail: 
                        skkmuri@yahoo.com
 
                    Mr. Sudhakar, 36 years old, is a Business Analyst working for Senryo Inc, in Madison,
                        USA. He has experiences of the Divinity of Bhagavan of which he narrates a few in
                        his own words. 
                 
                    'I have been feeling the presence of Bhagavan with me all along my life. I have
                    wonderful experiences and the moment I think of Him, He comes in some or the other
                    form to me. He always listens to my prayers and He is kind to me. I believe in Karma,
                    but just by uttering Sai's name, the Karma is washed out.
                 
                    A few days ago, my brother sent me a Photograph of Shirdi Sai Baba appearing in
                    a marriage that had recently taken place in the USA. I took that Photograph, formatted,
                    and had a close look at Baba. The way he stood is exactly the same as how he stood
                    in a Black and White Photograph dated 1916 with Bapu Sahib Boutte and Nemenkar.
                 
                    Then, for a moment, I thought if it was real; did Shirdi Baba really come for the
                    wedding? If He had come, why no one had noticed Him. In that mindset I was checking
                    my emails. To my astonishment, I found a mail in which Satya Sai tells His devotees
                    "I have no form or shape. Don't try to evaluate me. I can be anywhere anytime".
                    It was amazing to have the mail from an unknown source just at that moment. It only
                    establishes that Sri Satya Sai is no other than Shirdi Sai; both of them differ
                    only in form.'
                 
                    -- Mr. Sudhakar K 
                    (As sent through e-mail to 
                        info@vedamu.org on 11.06.2004.)
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