There was a transformation in him and he could read the past-present-future of any one. In May 1939, he visited Palani and as he stood in front of Lord Murugha, the idol disappeared and, in its place, saw a bright light. Sai Mandir at Shenoy Nagar built by Swami Keshavaiah During the entire period of his service in the Registration Department, Kehsavaiah maintained a spotless character, and could not be lured with any presents or baits. He was sympathetic to the poor who described him as a “Saint Sub-Registrar”. Very soon he became a Sub-Registrar and earned for himself a good name. He began his service as a clerk in the Registration Department in the composite State of Madras. Keshavaiah studied up to Matriculation and joined Government service. Astrologers predicted that he will be a great saint.

He also learnt the Koran and had a vision of Prophet Mohammed. In his school days he studied Bible and had a vision of Jesus Christ. He preferred charity to breaking a coconut in the temple. He did not attach any importance to rituals or visiting temples. Keshavaiah ‘s entire childhood was spent at Pamidi village. While his mother passed away, Keshavaiah survived to become a great saint. Mahasamadhi at Shirdi, both Keshavaiah and his mother were on the verge of death due to Plague. On 15 th October 1918, when Sai Baba attained Swami Keshavaiahīorn to parents – Balaiah and Sanjeevamma, Bala Keshavaiah was born on 1 st July 1899 in a pious Vaishnava family in Pamidi on the banks of Pennar River, in Anantapur District of Andhra Pradesh. I had his blessings when he came on a visit to Bengaluru in 1979 for a short-visit to his son’s residence in Malleswaram.

Swami Keshavaiah was a contemporary of Sri Narasimha Swamiji and Sri Radhakrishna Swamiji.

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