Divina Memorias_Shivaratri vibuthi Abhishekam.
"Vibhuti Abhishekam", la adoración del ídolo de plata de Shirdi Sai Baba con vibhuti, fue uno de los acontecimientos relacionados con el festival de Shivaratri. Este abhishekam era realizado por Bhagavan mismo.
Howard Murphet, fue testigo de este espectáculo impresionante durante las celebraciones del Shivaratri en febrero de 1966, lo describe en su libro "Sai Baba - El Hombre de los Milagros":
En el escenario hay una gran estatua de plata de Sai Baba de Shirdi, en su postura característica.
El Sr. Kasturi sostiene una urna de madera, a 30 centímetros sobre la estatua, llena de vibhuti.
Esta se mantiene por encima de la cabeza de la estatua de plata, y permite que la ceniza se vierta sobre la figura, hasta que la urna este vacía.
Él la sacude bien para asegurarse de que los últimos granos hayan caído, y luego continúa manteniendola por encima de la estatua, con su boca abierta hacia abajo.
Ahora Sai Baba mete el brazo hasta el codo, en la vasija y hace un movimiento de agitación con su brazo, como las mujeres hacían, a la hora de hacer la mantequilla en los viejos tiempos.
Inmediatamente la ceniza comienza a fluir de nuevo desde el interior y lo sigue haciendo abundantemente hasta que detiene el agitado y saca el brazo.
Entonces, el flujo de ceniza se detiene.
A continuación pone su otro brazo y lo introduce agitándolo nuevamente. La ceniza cae ha corros sobre la estatua.
Este proceso continúa, alternando los dos brazos de Baba, la ceniza brota de la vasija vacía, mientras que su mano está en ella, y se detiene, tan pronto como él la saca.
Finalmente Shirdi Sai está enterrado en un gran montón de cenizas - mucho más que el contenido que podría haber en la vasija.
Luego, la urna se coloca en el suelo: la ceremonia del baño milagroso de ceniza a concluido.
Hay un ambiente alegre, elevando todo, la cara del señor Kasturi esta más radiante que nunca, los movimientos de Baba y la forma son el colmo de la gracia inconsciente.
Todo es maravilloso, sin embargo, después de haber visto materializar de él un puñado de ceniza en el aire, ya no estoy tan sorprendido al ver grandes cantidades a partir de una vasija vacía.
Referencia: "Sai Baba: Hombre de los Milagros" por el Sr. Howard Murphet, Página: 42-43
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Hay un ambiente alegre, elevando todo, la cara del señor Kasturi esta más radiante que nunca, los movimientos de Baba y la forma son el colmo de la gracia inconsciente.
Todo es maravilloso, sin embargo, después de haber visto materializar de él un puñado de ceniza en el aire, ya no estoy tan sorprendido al ver grandes cantidades a partir de una vasija vacía.
Referencia: "Sai Baba: Hombre de los Milagros" por el Sr. Howard Murphet, Página: 42-43
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Divine Memories - Shivarathri Vibuthi Abhishekam
" Vibhuti Abhishekam", the worship of the silver idol of Shirdi Sai Baba with Vibhuti was one of the events associated with the Shivaratri festival. This abhishekam used to be performed by Bhagawan Himself. Howard Murphet, who witnessed this astounding spectacle during the Shivaratri celebrations in February 1966 describes it in his book, “Sai Baba – The Man of Miracles”:
On the stage is a large silver statue of Sai Baba of Shirdi in His characteristic sitting posture. Mr. Kasturi takes up a small wooden urn, about a foot in height, and filled with Vibhuti. This he holds above the head of the silver statue, and lets the ash pour over the figure until the urn is empty. He shakes it well to make sure that the last grains have fallen out, then continues to hold it above the statue with its open top downwards.
" Vibhuti Abhishekam", the worship of the silver idol of Shirdi Sai Baba with Vibhuti was one of the events associated with the Shivaratri festival. This abhishekam used to be performed by Bhagawan Himself. Howard Murphet, who witnessed this astounding spectacle during the Shivaratri celebrations in February 1966 describes it in his book, “Sai Baba – The Man of Miracles”:
On the stage is a large silver statue of Sai Baba of Shirdi in His characteristic sitting posture. Mr. Kasturi takes up a small wooden urn, about a foot in height, and filled with Vibhuti. This he holds above the head of the silver statue, and lets the ash pour over the figure until the urn is empty. He shakes it well to make sure that the last grains have fallen out, then continues to hold it above the statue with its open top downwards.
Now Sai Baba thrusts His arm as far as the elbow into the vessel and makes a churning motion with His arm, as women did when making butter in the old days. Immediately the ash begins to flow again from the vessel and continues to do so in a copious stream until He takes His arm out. Then, the flow of ash stops.
Next He puts His other arm in and twirls that around. The ash streams out over the statue again. This process goes on, Baba using alternate arms, ash pouring from the empty vessel while His hand is in it, and stopping as soon as He takes it out. Finally Shirdi Sai is buried in a great mound of ash - much more than the vessel could possibly have held.
Now the urn is placed on the floor: the miraculous, ceremonial ash bath is over. There is a joyous, elevated atmosphere all around; Mr. Kasturi's face is more radiant than ever, Baba's movements and manner are the acme of unselfconscious grace. It's all wonderful, yet having watched Him pull handfuls of ash out of the empty air I am not so greatly surprised to see Him stir it in large quantities from an empty pot.
Reference: “Sai Baba: Man of Miracles” by Mr. Howard Murphet, Page : 42-43
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Next He puts His other arm in and twirls that around. The ash streams out over the statue again. This process goes on, Baba using alternate arms, ash pouring from the empty vessel while His hand is in it, and stopping as soon as He takes it out. Finally Shirdi Sai is buried in a great mound of ash - much more than the vessel could possibly have held.
Now the urn is placed on the floor: the miraculous, ceremonial ash bath is over. There is a joyous, elevated atmosphere all around; Mr. Kasturi's face is more radiant than ever, Baba's movements and manner are the acme of unselfconscious grace. It's all wonderful, yet having watched Him pull handfuls of ash out of the empty air I am not so greatly surprised to see Him stir it in large quantities from an empty pot.
Reference: “Sai Baba: Man of Miracles” by Mr. Howard Murphet, Page : 42-43
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