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Divine Memories of Sathya Sai Baba

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I picked up this book for travelling company while coming back from the ashram of Sri Sathya Sai Baba. The co-passesngers were actually wondering and gaping at me the way I literally stuck to the book for almost 18 hrs ! The experiences are first hand as described by the author and each one of us who have read the book felt very strangely connected to the author and her family even after days of reading the book. I would highly recommend it for people who want to know about the love and work of Sri Sathya Sai Baba. Great work.

The author is an American lady with a husband in the movie-making business, living the high life in Los Angeles. During a trip with her mother, who has been searching for years to find a real guru, they end up on a very poor village on the South of India, in the ashram of Sai Baba. That trip will completely change the authors' life, and her family's too.
"Divine Memories" is a good choice for anyone wondering who is Sai Baba and why so many people should follow his teachings. It is also a must for anyone that allready loves and follows the guru.

In Divine Memories the author offers a twenty years fascinating and comprehensive portrait of her own life experience with Sai Baba. A book full of magic and delight. An adventure that have absorbed all my attention and desire to follow its pages, one by one. I recommend you to not miss one `drop' of this book.

This book is pure p.r. for Sai Baba and Ms. Baskin. Anyone who has had exposure to either one of them can soon find that the book is filled with fiction and self serving half truths. If is a pretty, idealistic story that the reader is seeking, the book is highly recommended. On the other hand, if the reader is a truth seeker, steer clear.