| Title Page, Publisher’s name and address, Dedication, Life of Shri N.V. Gunaji (1876-1963), Contents | |
| Chapter 1 : The wondrous Saint grinding wheat – Obeisances – The story of grinding wheat and its philosophical significance | |
| Chapter 2 : Object of writing the work – Incapacity and boldness in the undertaking – Hot discussion – Conferring significant and prophetic title of ‘Hemadpant’ – Necessity of a Guru | |
| Chapter 3 : Sai Baba’s sanction and promise – Assignment of work to the devotees – Baba’s stories as beacon-light – His motherly love – Rohila’s story – His sweet and nectar like words | |
| Chapter 4 : Mission of the saints – Shirdi a Holy Tirth – Personality of Sai Baba – Dictum of Goulibua – Appearance of Vitthal – Kshirsagar’s story – Das Ganu’s bath in Prayag – Immaculate conception of Sai Baba and His first advent in Shirdi – Three Wadas | |
| Chapter 5 : Baba’s return with Chand Patil’s marriage party – Welcomed and addressed as “Sai” – Contact with other saints – His attire and daily routine – The story of the Padukas – Wrestling bout with Mohiddin and change in life – Turning water into oil – The Pseudo-Guru Javhar Ali | |
| Chapter 6 : Efficacy of the touch of the Guru’s hand – Ram Navami Festival – Its origin, transformation etc. – Repairs to the Masjid | |
| Chapter 7 : Wonderful Incarnation – Behaviour of Sai Baba – His yogic practices – His all-pervasiveness and mercy – Leper devotee’s service – Master Khaparde’s plague case – Going to Pandharpur | |
| Chapter 8 : Importance of human birth – Sai Baba begging food – Baijabai’s service – Sai Baba’s dormitory – His affection for Khushalchand | |
| Chapter 9 : Effect of compliance and non-compliance with Baba’s orders at the time of taking leave – A few instances – Mendicancy and its necessity – Devotees’ (Tarkhad family’s) experiences – Baba fed sumptuously | |
| Chapter 10 : Sai Baba’s mode of life – His sleeping plank – His stay in Shirdi – His teachings – His humility – Nanavali The easiest path |
Shri Sai Satcharitra Chapters: Info | 1 - 10 | 11 - 20 | 21 - 30 | 31 - 40 | 41 - 50
