Satja Sai Baba (Lithuanian Wikipedia)

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  • *Nagel, Alexandra „De Sai Paradox: Tegenstrijdigheden van en rondom Sathya Sai Baba“/„The Sai Paradox contradictions of and surrounding Sathya Sai Baba“ from the magazine "Religieuze Bewegingen in Nederland, 'Sekten' "/"Religious movements in the Netherlands, 'Cults/Sects' ", 1994, nr. 29. published by the Free University Amsterdam press, (1994) ISBN 90-5383-341-2 reports the following estimates: Beyerstein (1992:3) [skeptic]: 6 million; Riti & Theodore (1993:31): 30 million; Sluizer (1993:19): 70 million; Van Dijk (1993:30) [follower] "between 50 and 100 million. "
    *Adherents Archyvuota kopija 2020-01-12 iš Wayback Machine projekto. cites Chryssides, George. Exploring New Religions. London, UK: Cassells (1999) (10 million)
    *Brown, Mick (2000-10-28). „Divine Downfall“. Daily Telegraph. Suarchyvuotas originalas 2008-09-25. Nuoroda tikrinta 2007-03-12."The guru Sai Baba has left India only once, yet his devotees across the world are estimated at up to 50 million. "
    *Edwards, Linda (2001). A Brief Guide to Beliefs: Ideas, Theologies, Mysteries, and Movements. Westminster John Knox Press. ISBN 0664222595. (venerated by hundreds of millions in India and abroad)

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  • *Nagel, Alexandra „De Sai Paradox: Tegenstrijdigheden van en rondom Sathya Sai Baba“/„The Sai Paradox contradictions of and surrounding Sathya Sai Baba“ from the magazine "Religieuze Bewegingen in Nederland, 'Sekten' "/"Religious movements in the Netherlands, 'Cults/Sects' ", 1994, nr. 29. published by the Free University Amsterdam press, (1994) ISBN 90-5383-341-2 reports the following estimates: Beyerstein (1992:3) [skeptic]: 6 million; Riti & Theodore (1993:31): 30 million; Sluizer (1993:19): 70 million; Van Dijk (1993:30) [follower] "between 50 and 100 million. "
    *Adherents Archyvuota kopija 2020-01-12 iš Wayback Machine projekto. cites Chryssides, George. Exploring New Religions. London, UK: Cassells (1999) (10 million)
    *Brown, Mick (2000-10-28). „Divine Downfall“. Daily Telegraph. Suarchyvuotas originalas 2008-09-25. Nuoroda tikrinta 2007-03-12."The guru Sai Baba has left India only once, yet his devotees across the world are estimated at up to 50 million. "
    *Edwards, Linda (2001). A Brief Guide to Beliefs: Ideas, Theologies, Mysteries, and Movements. Westminster John Knox Press. ISBN 0664222595. (venerated by hundreds of millions in India and abroad)

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saibaba.ws

  • Satjos Sai Babos interviu „Blitz News“ korespondentui R. K. Karanjia 1976 m. rugsėjį. žr.internete

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  • *Nagel, Alexandra „De Sai Paradox: Tegenstrijdigheden van en rondom Sathya Sai Baba“/„The Sai Paradox contradictions of and surrounding Sathya Sai Baba“ from the magazine "Religieuze Bewegingen in Nederland, 'Sekten' "/"Religious movements in the Netherlands, 'Cults/Sects' ", 1994, nr. 29. published by the Free University Amsterdam press, (1994) ISBN 90-5383-341-2 reports the following estimates: Beyerstein (1992:3) [skeptic]: 6 million; Riti & Theodore (1993:31): 30 million; Sluizer (1993:19): 70 million; Van Dijk (1993:30) [follower] "between 50 and 100 million. "
    *Adherents Archyvuota kopija 2020-01-12 iš Wayback Machine projekto. cites Chryssides, George. Exploring New Religions. London, UK: Cassells (1999) (10 million)
    *Brown, Mick (2000-10-28). „Divine Downfall“. Daily Telegraph. Suarchyvuotas originalas 2008-09-25. Nuoroda tikrinta 2007-03-12."The guru Sai Baba has left India only once, yet his devotees across the world are estimated at up to 50 million. "
    *Edwards, Linda (2001). A Brief Guide to Beliefs: Ideas, Theologies, Mysteries, and Movements. Westminster John Knox Press. ISBN 0664222595. (venerated by hundreds of millions in India and abroad)

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  • *Nagel, Alexandra „De Sai Paradox: Tegenstrijdigheden van en rondom Sathya Sai Baba“/„The Sai Paradox contradictions of and surrounding Sathya Sai Baba“ from the magazine "Religieuze Bewegingen in Nederland, 'Sekten' "/"Religious movements in the Netherlands, 'Cults/Sects' ", 1994, nr. 29. published by the Free University Amsterdam press, (1994) ISBN 90-5383-341-2 reports the following estimates: Beyerstein (1992:3) [skeptic]: 6 million; Riti & Theodore (1993:31): 30 million; Sluizer (1993:19): 70 million; Van Dijk (1993:30) [follower] "between 50 and 100 million. "
    *Adherents Archyvuota kopija 2020-01-12 iš Wayback Machine projekto. cites Chryssides, George. Exploring New Religions. London, UK: Cassells (1999) (10 million)
    *Brown, Mick (2000-10-28). „Divine Downfall“. Daily Telegraph. Suarchyvuotas originalas 2008-09-25. Nuoroda tikrinta 2007-03-12."The guru Sai Baba has left India only once, yet his devotees across the world are estimated at up to 50 million. "
    *Edwards, Linda (2001). A Brief Guide to Beliefs: Ideas, Theologies, Mysteries, and Movements. Westminster John Knox Press. ISBN 0664222595. (venerated by hundreds of millions in India and abroad)
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