Meher Abode (also known simply as “Baba’s House”) is the private residence built for Meher Baba where He stayed during His three visits to the Center. Guests are welcome to visit the house, and to remember Him in the intimate atmosphere of His home.
During a four-months stay in Ahmednagar (1970-71), Scott received from Baba’s secretary Adi K. Irani a set of the 48 Meher Baba Journal issues created and published at Baba’s request by His close disciples during 1938-42. Within them, he discovered 19 mystical articles contributed by Norina Matchabelli while she was living with Baba and His...
Meher Abode (also known simply as “Baba’s House”) is the private residence built for Meher Baba where He stayed during His three visits to the Center. Guests are welcome to visit the house, and to remember Him in the intimate atmosphere of His home.
As a follow-up to Scott's Friday night talk on Meher Baba’s mystical discourses (1938-41), Scott will first respond to any questions. Then he will read one of these discourses in full, with concurrent visual text projection to allow others to absorb their message in a way they find most natural.
Meher Baba Q & A is an informal opportunity to ask questions about Meher Baba, His life, work, philosophy and more. It is hosted by a volunteer Baba follower who meets and greets new and returning retreat guests in the intimate setting of the Original Kitchen. The OK was chosen because Meher Baba Himself walked...
Jean Adriel was one of the earliest followers of Meher Baba in the West. She and her husband, Malcolm Schloss, owned the North Node bookstore in New York City, which in the late 1920s and early 1930s was a beacon for people interested in New Age thought, metaphysics and spirituality. Both Norina Matchabelli and Elizabeth...
Arti is a ceremony of worship involving devotional songs of praise to the Lord. In the Meher Baba community, Arti was often performed before Meher Baba during His lifetime, and is still performed twice a day at His tomb in India. There are three prayers written by Meher Baba that are said at the beginning...
Meher Abode (also known simply as “Baba’s House”) is the private residence built for Meher Baba where He stayed during His three visits to the Center. Guests are welcome to visit the house, and to remember Him in the intimate atmosphere of His home.