Shirdi Sai Baba Birth Chart

Shirdi Sai Baba Horoscope:

 D.O.B: 18-May-1837; Time: 20:21; Place: Patheri, Maharashtra (India)

After careful analysis (studying) of life-time events of Shirdi Sai Baba, i came to conclusion that he was born in Scorpio Ascendant, Moon in Libra (Swati-3).

Baba's Spiritual quest and his attainment of psychic powers as claimed by his disciples such as Mind-reading, Levitation, Bi-location, Materialization, Exorcisms, etc due to combination or aspects of following planets:

a) Exalted Jupiter in 9th H (House of Philosophy and higher conscious learning) aspects on Lagna;

b) Saturn + Ketu in 12th House;

c) together of 8th lord Mercury and 12th lord Venus aspecting to ascendant;

d) Jupiter + Ketu placement in Sagittarius in Navamsa.

Shirdi Sai Baba (c. 1837 – October 15, 1918) was an Indian spiritual master revered as a saint by both Hindu and Muslim devotees. His life, shrouded in mystery regarding his birth and early years, unfolded primarily in Shirdi, Maharashtra, where he arrived around 1858. Known for his teachings of love, forgiveness, and unity ("Sabka Malik Ek"), he performed miracles, lived in a mosque called Dwarkamai, and left a lasting legacy through his samadhi shrine, attracting millions of pilgrims.

Yearwise Biography

• 1837: Estimated birth year, possibly in Pathri, Marathwada (now Maharashtra), to a Brahmin family, though details are unconfirmed. Adopted by a Sufi fakir, suggesting early spiritual influence.
• 1854: Arrived in Shirdi at age 16 as a faqir, meditating under a neem tree. Initially perceived as a madman, he stayed for three years before leaving.
• 1858: Returned to Shirdi permanently, possibly with Chand Patil’s wedding party, and was named "Sai" by priest Mahalsapati. Lived under the neem tree, beginning his ascetic life.
• 1860s: Moved to a dilapidated mosque, later named Dwarkamai. Maintained a sacred fire (dhuni), distributing udi (ash) believed to heal. Began attracting devotees with teachings and miracles.
• 1878: Met Saint Manik Prabhu and other spiritual figures, enhancing his reputation. Continued living simply, begging for alms.
• 1886: Survived an asthma attack by entering samadhi for 72 hours, a notable health event.
• 1887: Blessed childless couple Manthrapragada Ramalakshmi Devi and Venkata Narasimha Rao, leading to the birth of Shringeri Sharada Devi in 1888.
• 1890s: Gained a following in Mumbai and beyond. Hosted devotees like Nanasaheb Chandorkar, who visited after repeated invitations.
• 1909: Congregational worship began, marking his rising prominence.
• 1910: Shej Aarti (night worship) started; devotees flocked for blessings and miracles.
• 1911: Dikshitwada temple construction completed, reflecting his growing influence.
• 1918: On October 15, passed away (Mahasamadhi) at age 80 in Shirdi, with his last words requesting burial in Buti’s wada. Buried in what became the Samadhi Mandir.
• 1921: Shri Sai Baba Sansthan Trust established to manage his shrine and legacy.

Family

• Parents: Unknown; possibly Brahmin, with early care by a Sufi fakir. No confirmed siblings or spouse.

Health

• Generally robust, with a notable asthma episode in 1886 overcome through samadhi. Died naturally in 1918.

Wealth

• Lived in poverty, relying on alms, with no personal accumulation; his legacy is spiritual.

Honors

• Revered as a saint posthumously; no formal awards during lifetime, but his shrine’s status reflects enduring recognition.