Shirdi Sai Baba (1830 – 1918) was a man of miracles, and an amazing healer, but he lived most of his life begging alms in Shirdi village, India. He demonstrated countless yogic abilities to his devotees; healing incuralbe diseases such as leprosy, changing water to oil and giving sight to the blind. He received millions of rupees from his devotees but distributed it to the poor. 

He meditated for fifty years non-stop, taking one to two hours off a day. Supernaturally, he created four flames and put them in a sealed room underground for millions of people to receive his energy into the future. These flames represent; Satya (Truth), Dharma (Right action), Shanti (Peace) and Prema (Love). Still today, they are lighting in Shirdi.

There are many stories of Baba appearing in physical form creating miracles for his devotees. Before leaving his body, he made a promise to the world that whoever calls his name with faith, he will answer their requests.