Sai Vibhuti

About the Book:

In the realm of Sai Baba's literature, "Sai Vibhuti" stands out as a pioneering research work by the Author. Until now, there has been no book exclusively dedicated to exploring the supernatural powers of Baba's Vibhuti.

"Sai Vibhuti" masterfully fills this gap. This book is poised to inspire faith in people, drawing them closer to Sai Baba while supporting their physical and spiritual well-being.

Vibhuti is a rare and precious gift from Sadguru Sai, offered to the entire world. 160 years ago, Sai Baba lit the sacred fire, which has continued to burn uninterrupted, producing Vibhuti that blesses millions every day. This sacred ash not only alleviates our physical ailments but also reminds us of life's impermanence and guides us on the spiritual path.

When the author experienced the transformative power of Sai's Vibhuti, he felt compelled to share its profound qualities with the world.

About the Author:

Aushim Khetarpal is a multifaceted personality known for his contributions as an author, singer, spiritual mentor, sports promoter, film producer and entrepreneur. He has made significant impacts across various fields and has been recognised with numerous awards, including the President's Award in 2002 by President K.R. Narayanan, Rajasthan Integration Award, Best Asian Sports Promoter and the Best Spiritual Film of the Century at Diorama International Film Festival.

Aushim has authored over 40 books with spiritual and social messages, and produced over 110 spiritual mantras and songs. His work spans more than 3,500 broadcasted hours of content in films, TV serials, web series, and digital shows. He serves as the Managing Director of Orient Tradelink Ltd and is the Founder Trustee of the Shirdi Sai Baba Foundation. He also runs a huge Gaushala in service of barren cows.

Aushim was running India's biggest sports company - Radiant Sports Management - before he left everything for divine search. He has dedicated last 23 years of his life for the Prachaar of Shirdi Sai Baba and humanity. He works tirelessly in the service of labourers, kinnars and other marginalised sections of society.