For nearly a century, Shri Sai Satcharita has stood as the definitive account of the life and teachings of Shirdi Sai Baba. A landmark in spiritual literature, it continues to guide devotional practice and inspire seekers around the world. Originally composed in Marathi by Govind Dabholkar (affectionately known as Hemadpant) under Baba’s own blessing, the book is rich with poetic verses, vivid anecdotes, dialogues, and transformative moments from Baba’s daily life. This faithful English translation by Indira Kher, a scholar and long-time devotee, opens the work to a wider audience and preserves the original’s spirit and cadence. Spanning 53 chapters and more than 9,000 verses, the Satcharita is far more than a record of miracles or moral instruction. It offers a personal portrayal of a saint who lived his teachings. He spoke in parables, and embodied simplicity, love, and detachment. Whether read devotionally, one chapter at a time, or opened at random for guidance, this book remains, in every sense, a scripture of faith. "And when these are listened to, with faith and devotion, the cares and troubles of worldly life will be forgotten."