Sarvahi Vyapaka Sai : All Pervasive Sai

Description

In the 19th century and early part of the 20th century, the Wondrous Saint Sai Baba lived in a very remote hamlet called Shirdi in Maharashtra. While he attracted thousands of people while in the physical sheath, he now attracts millions of people from all over the world and showers material and spiritual benefits. Pujyasri Narasimha Swamiji started publishing a monthly journal, ‘Sai Sudha’ in 1940. For nearly twenty years Sri S. Seshadri wrote editorials in this magazine highlighting the divine nature of Sri Sai Baba. Over 100 select articles are brought out in a book form, titled ‘Sarvahi Vyapaka Sai’.
S. Seshadri (b. 1930) was employed in an American Oil Company, Caltex, Chennai, and keenly volunteered in Sri Ramakrishna Math and All India Sai Samaj (AISS), Chennai. He established a library of over 6000 books on various subjects left by Sri Narasimhaswamiji and joined as honorary librarian. He was also elected as a member of the Managing Committee of AISS and served as Honorary Secretary of AISS from 1964-70. He organised All India Sai Devotees’ conventions every year in various parts of Madras state. He has edited and written editorials in Sai Sudha from 1997 to 2013. He republished the various books written by Sri Narasimhaswamiji, translated most of these books in Tamil and had them published by AISS. The first biography of Sri Sai Baba in Tamil in 1969, Kan Kanda Daivan, and the Tamil biography of Sri Narasimhaswamiji were authored by him. He translated the first biography of Sri Ramana Maharishi, Self Realisation by Sri Narasimhaswamiji, into Tamil and published it in 2013.