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Videos are posted in the order they were sent out in the Weekly Offerings & Monthly Newsletters, with the most recent collection first.

Outdoor Opening Zoom Meeting

The Center will re-open its gates for outdoor visits by reservation, starting on October 16. This community Zoom Meeting shares more details.

Online Zoom Meeting 1:09:05
October 3, 2020

“He was the most appreciative audience”

Delia DeLeon, an actress and close disciple of Meher Baba since 1931, gives an informative talk about Meher Baba’s interest and work in the fields of art, theatre, dance, and in Hollywood with the film He had wanted to make. She covers a wide range of topics from Baba’s Paramount newsreel, to Shakespeare, to a group rendition of “Begin the Beguine.” It is a delightful look into Meher Baba’s work in the 1930’s, and this “great cosmic drama.”

Audio, 44:38
Meher Center Saroja Library, January 2, 1978
From the Meher Spiritual Center, Inc. Archives

“Obedience is a requirement of Love”

Ella Marks first heard of Meher Baba when she was a young dance student under Margaret Craske in 1947. Ella and Tex Hightower were two of Margaret’s first students after her return from her seven years with Baba in India. In this reflective sharing on the occasion of Baba’s birthday, Ella recounts her first meeting with Baba, her impressions of love, the grinding down process and learning obedience from Miss Craske.

Video, 58:02
Meher Center, February 24, 1997
From the Meher Spiritual Center, Inc. Archives

Radio Show 1967

This radio program about Meher Baba was broadcast on WFRM in New York City on July 9, 1967, to bring in Silence Day on July 10. It features a concise history of Baba’s life and mission, and shares memories from some of Baba’s Western lovers such as Kitty Davy, Elizabeth Patterson, Henry Kashouty, and Don Stevens.

Audio, 27:36
First Aired WRFM Radio, NYC, July 9, 1967
From the Meher Spiritual Center, Inc. Archives