Daily darshan
Pujas, aarthis, and abhishekams throughout the year.

Shirdi Sai Baba lived in India from approximately 1838 to 1918. At the young age of 16, he attracted the attention of residents in Shirdi when he routinely sat under a Neem tree meditating for hours. Baba's reputation quickly spread throughout the region. He was revered by Hindus and Muslims for his wisdom, compassion, and focus on charity for all.
Shirdi Baba Mandir at SRIM Center is located in a serene and quiet setting in Forsyth near Atlanta, Georgia. The life-size murti of Shirdi Baba was inaugurated in June 2014 by Her Holiness Amma Sri Karunamayi. The uniqueness of this mandir is that Baba's loving eyes meet the eyes of devotees directly, transmitting an abundance of peace and blessings.
Shirdi Baba has been witness to several powerful annual Maha Yajnams conducted at SRIM Center. The space is exceptionally charged with the vibrations of these fire ceremonies that draw devotees from around the world. Many first-time visitors have expressed experiencing immense peace in this sacred space.
At a glance
Sabka Malik Ek
"One God governs all" — Baba's teaching that welcomed devotees of every faith.
Inaugurated June 2014
The life-size murti was consecrated by Amma Sri Karunamayi.
Eyes that meet yours
A rare darshan where Baba's gaze meets devotees directly.
Annual Maha Yajnams
Powerful fire ceremonies held here each year draw devotees from around the world.
Sacred imagery
Devotees lovingly dress and decorate Baba in different vastrams for festivals and special programs throughout the year.



Seva opportunity
You are heartfully invited to participate in the Shirdi Sai Baba Mandir's Dollar-A-Day program. Your generous contributions greatly support the daily operations and maintenance of the mandir.
“The Giver gives, but really he is sowing the seed for later: the gift of a rich harvest.”
Great Beings say that “Service is Love in action.” May Baba's loving glance be ever upon us.
How to give
Pujas, aarthis, and abhishekams throughout the year.
Bhajans, festivals, and seasonal celebrations.
Dollar-A-Day and other seva gifts sustain daily worship.