Remembering Dear Eruch Jassawala – “…a day will come when I will lend you My hand and pull you out of the muck of illusion.”

Vengurla was a fishing community and for as far as Baba and Eruch could see, the waters were dotted with peculiar makeshift fishing boats. […]

The role of workers

If you look back on my life and work, I never have anything permanent. Hospitals, schools, ashrams were constructed and pulled down, because I […]

“That is why I say only love me”

Krishna asked Baba something he had often wondered about: “Baba, previously you had taken birth for the Hindus as […]

“When I take physical form, it is my reflection that descends”

One night, when Krishna was sitting on watch inside Baba’s room, at eleven-thirty Baba ordered him to sit outside and […]

“Beloved God Prayer”

“Last night, Baba’s health was very bad,” Pendu said. “These days, he generally feels unwell at night, but yesterday was worse.”

Baba’s face still […]

The Repentance Prayer – Part 2 (Final)

The Dnyani, however, because he knows the Truth by actual experience, is utterly free from these bindings, and he therefore knows that, […]

The Repentance Prayer – Part 1

Baba stood up and reverentially folded his hands to the gathering. Resuming his seat he continued:

I want you all to patiently hear what […]

“The Master’s Prayer has substantial force and meaning”

To Francis, Baba commented, “The Mohammedan way of praying to God is that which was performed by Aloba. The Parsi way of worshiping is […]

“You have to take love into your heart”

The next day, Nadine brought her husband Ilya, the son of Leo Tolstoy and himself an author. Ilya asked Baba, […]

“You must stick as close as you can to me”

While browsing through Bili Eaton’s archives, I came across this deeply meaningful paragraph in a letter that Meher Baba’s sister Mani S. Irani wrote […]