Sai Harta Peer Fakeer is the Hindi translation Of ‘Eleven Commandents of Sai’ A book By Aushim Khetrapal In this book the Bleven Commandments of Sai in this age of “Kalyug” are paramount to the ch These divine spiritual talks will take you to a journey felt, experienced and walked by me through the 20 years journey of Sal. Every pain has been an awakening for a new light. This book talks of believing and following various conversations of these Eleven commandments of Sai ELEVEN PROMISES OF SAI BABA 1. Whoever puts his feet on Shirdi soil, his suffering would come to an end. 2. The wretched and the miserable would rise to plenty of joy and happiness 3. I shall be ever active and vigorous even 4. My tomb shall bless and speak to the needs of the devotees 5. I shall be active and vigorous even frommy tomb 6. My mortal remains would speak from thetomb 7. I am ever living to help and guide all who come to me, who surrender to me and who seek refuge in mne. 8. If you look to me I look to yousurely heart it. 9. If you cast yourburden on me , I Shallsurely heart it. 10.If you seek my advice and help, it will be given at once. 11. There shall be no want in the house of mydevotee.

Whenever one is grief-stricken or in wretched condition, Sai says to pay the debt to the deity or Sadguru for solving the problem. One may pay off one’s debt by offering Dakshina in the form of currency, fruits, sweets, or any other way. Sai emphasizes the concept of Dakshina as it inculcates the qualities of submissiveness, reverence, sacrifice, dedication, and spiritual upliftment in the devotee. If one is associated with this holy practice of giving Dakshina, one will get back material and spiritual wealth in multiplied forms. As much as one offers Dakshina and meditates on Sai, Baba will return and increase the happiness and peace of the devotee a hundred times.