MEHER SPIRITUAL CENTER

The Heart of Every Lover:
Weekly Offerings

June 4, 2021
Shaw Family Photo

"My center is the heart of every lover. 
Every lover with a heart that loves Baba is a center."

Meher Baba 
At Meher Center, 1956


Dear Meher Center Family and Friends,

We are so happy to be able to welcome visitors into certain Center buildings starting tomorrow, June 5. For those of you not yet able to visit, we will continue to provide live streaming and online programming for our worldwide family. 
 
As a reminder, these are the buildings that will be open for visitors:

  • The following porches—the Boat House, the Library Porch, all gazebos, the Patio Porch (between the Lakeview and Original Kitchens), the Refectory Porch, and the Shelter (near the Meeting Place). No cabin porches will be open.
  • The Barn will be open in its normal function.
  • The Lagoon Cabin will be open for limited numbers and limited time for each person (because of this, live streaming of the Lagoon Cabin ended June 3).
  • Dilruba Reading Room and Saroja Library will be open for quietude.

Day visiting hours, for the time being, will remain 2 p.m.- 5 p.m. each day.

Please click here or contact the Gateway (843-272-5777) for more details.

In Baba’s love and service,

Buz Connor
For Meher Center board and staff
Lovers' Offerings
Jimmy Khan
Stories
31:42
Peter Goodman
Photography
3:21
"Lord of the Universe contained in Illusion"
In this profound talk, Bill LePage shares his impressions and reflections on Beloved Baba's suffering. He reads from his own writings from the time he witnessed Baba's inexpressible suffering and shares Baba's own words about His Universal suffering. This video is a tribute to Baba's infinite Godhood in His deteriorating cage, all for the sake of the humanity.

Video, 59:00
Meher Center Meeting Place, September 3, 2016
From the Meher Spiritual Center, Inc. Archives
"The main thing is taking His name"
Mansari came to Meher Baba in 1938, when she was 29 years old. A few years later, when Baba and the rest of the women Mandali moved from Meherabad Hill to Meherazad, Baba ordered Mansari to stay behind. From that time until her death in 1997, Mansari did not leave Meherabad Hill, and a source of chai, chat, and inspiration for numerous pilgrims. This is a recording of one of those chats on Meherabad Hill. In it, she talks of various subjects, including stories related to marriage; her own perspectives on divorce; and most of all the importance that Baba placed on taking His name, whatever we are thinking, feeling, or doing.

Audio, 23:21
Meherabad India October 19,1988
Courtesy of the Avatar Meher Baba Center of Southern California