A Guru is one who dispels the darkness of ignorance and guides us along the path of knowledge. Among the 8.4 million forms of life, human birth is the most exalted. It is an Indian tradition to offer reverent salutations on Guru Purnima to the Sadguru the true spiritual master-who bestows self-knowledge and reveals the path to liberation. Guru Purnima is a sacred occasion to remember the great sage Veda Vyasa and seek the blessings of Sadguru Sri Shirdi Sai Baba.
Join us for the divine Guru Purnima Mahotsavam at the sacred temple of Sri Sai Nath, where devotees will gather to seek the blessings of the revered Guru. This auspicious occasion will be celebrated with special rituals, prayers, and devotional programs dedicated to Lord Sai Baba.
The event includes Laksha Bilwarchana, Maha Harathi, 108 Naivedyam Offerings, Purnahuti in the Yagashala, Collective Kalashabhishekam, Evening Deepalankarana, Pallaki Seva, and a Live Broadcast for devotees who cannot attend in person.
On the occasion of the upcoming 80th Independence Day on August 15, as part of the “Har Ghar Tiranga” initiative, and with the noble intention of having the National Flag proudly displayed at every home, National Flags were distributed to all devotees who attended the afternoon Arati at Sai Sannidhi on Thursday, August 13, 2026.
Every year, during the holy month of Shravana, the “Laksha Gajula Pooja” is celebrated at our Sai Sannidhi with great devotion.This year, the celebrations will be held on Friday, 04 September 2026.
10:00 AM - Srimantha Mahotsavam for Gomatha (Holy Cow).
11:00 AM - Laksha Gajula Pooja & Samoohika Kumkumarchana (Collective Kumkum Pooja).
Afternoon - Annadanam / Prasadam at Sai Krishna Gokulam.
Thereafter - Sri Krishnashtami Celebrations amidst the sacred presence of the cows
The celebrations will be conducted as a spectacular and divine visual feast for all devotees.
We humbly request all devotees to participate in the pooja and celebrations with joy, devotion, and enthusiasm, and receive the blessings of Sai Baba, Gomatha, and Lord Sri Krishna.