Meher Baba loved music, and musicians from across India and around the world came to perform for Him. Now, at the Meher Center, musicians perform for Baba two nights per week in the intimate setting of the Meher Center Reading Room. At these gatherings, both out-of-town guests and nearby community members come together to listen...
Part of Charles Haynes and Christopher Wilson's Artist in Residence Program Poems of St. John of the Cross as Scripts for Manonash "Complete emptiness means absolute Fullness." -Meher Baba St. John of the Cross was a Spanish Carmelite friar (1542-1591), a companion and confessor of St. Teresa of Avila, and one of the greatest poets...
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...
Part of Charles Haynes and Christopher Wilson's Artist in Residence Program The Avatar and His Infinite Sense of Humor "What sustains me in my Universal suffering is bliss, plus my infinite sense of humor." -Meher Baba If there is one human trait that most distinguishes this Avatar from other advents, surely it is Meher Baba’s...
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...