Sai Baba's genius was simplicity. He gave the whole path in two words: Shraddha. Saburi. Faith that the Divine is real. Patience that the Divine is wise. If one holds these two, life becomes spiritual practice. Not because problems vanish… But because peace arises within them. Sai Baba assures: "My devotees will never be forsaken." --- Frequently Asked Questions What does Shraddha mean in Sai Baba's teaching? Shraddha means deep spiritual faith—not blind belief, but trust in divine presence and grace. What is Saburi? Saburi means patience, endurance, and calm acceptance of God's timing. Why did Sai Baba emphasize these two words? Because faith and patience together form surrender, the foundation of spiritual life. How can I practice Shraddha daily? Through prayer, trust beyond outcomes, remembering Baba's presence, and accepting life as divine teaching. Is Saburi just waiting? No. Saburi is active inner steadiness, continuing devotion without restlessness.