Shirdi Saibaba Tour from Rajesh Chopra

 
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Museum Shirdi
Baba's paduka's (footer's) Museum Shirdi
Baba's paduka's (footer's) Museum Shirdi
Sai coins
Sai's name was given to him by Shri Malsapati. 
These coins were given to Shri Malsapati by Sai Baba. 
Articles Personally Used By Shri Sai Baba Kept In Samadhi Mandir
They Were Two Utensils One Small and Other Big,
The Formaer Provided Food For 50 People And The Latter 
For 100 People, And Also Seen Is Grinding Mill and Other Articles Used By Baba
Articles Personally Used By Shri Sai Baba Kept In Samadhi Mandir
Articles Personally Used By Shri Sai Baba Kept In Samadhi Mandir

The chair never used by Baba
The chair never used by Baba 
Cot where Baba's last bathing took after his demise
Cot where Baba's last bathing took after his demise.

An earthen ware in which Baba used to beg 
and feed the animals and the birds

Pot in which Baba used to store water and even 
today pot full of water has been kept in Dwarakamayi

Baba lived in shirdi for almost for 60 years and used this grinding 
stone every day, the two stones of his mill consisted of dharma and bhakti , 
the former being the lower and the later the upper one
Original Chimta
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