MEHER SPIRITUAL CENTER

The Heart of Every Lover:

Weekly Offerings

April 14, 2023

Dear Meher Center Family and Friends,

Greetings from Meher Center, where the atmosphere is alive with the loving hearts of so many who are visiting this spring.  

In 1952, during the New Life, Meher Baba said:

"I have no connection with politics. All religions are equal to me. And all castes and creeds are dear to me. But though I appreciate all 'isms,' religions and political parties, for the many good things they seek to achieve, I do not and cannot belong to any of these 'isms,' religions or political parties, for the absolute truth, while equally including them, transcends all of them and leaves no room for separative divisions, which are all equally false. The unity of all life is integral and indivisible. It remains unassailable and inviolable, in spite of all conceivable ideological differences. 

"I am equally approachable to one and all, big and small, 

To saints who rise and sinners who fall,

Through all the various Paths upon which is heard the Divine Call. 

I am approachable alike to the saint whom I adore 

And to the sinner, whom I am for,

And equally through Sufism, Vedantism, Christianity, 

Zoroastrianism and Buddhism, and other 'isms' 

Of every kind, and also directly through no 'ism' at all."*

In Baba's love and service, 

Buz Connor

For Meher Center board and staff

*The Godman, by C. B. Purdom, p. 199

Family Letter #63

Read by Margot Draeger

19:13

These are readings of a collection of letters written by Mani, Meher Baba’s sister, to the Western family of Baba lovers between 1956 and 1969.

This is last Saturday's loving and joyful performance by a group of Baba friends from Buffalo, New York (and some additional friends from Myrtle Beach!). The evening starts with a song written by Meher Baba and ends with an ensemble extravaganza about feeling His love—with a whole lot of fun and devotion in between. 

Video, 1:09:39

Meher Center Meeting Place, April 8, 2023

From the Meher Spiritual Center, Inc. Archives

Rhoda Dubash grew up in an anti-Baba family, and it was only after her marriage to Adi Dubash that Baba wormed His way fully and irrevocably into her heart. In this recording, she talks about the importance of sticking to Baba and only to Baba, accepting everything as His will. She says that Baba will never give us more than we can take, and He is with us through every moment of our lives.

Audio, 7:07

Meherazad, India, August 5, 1989

Courtesy of Mandali Hall Talks

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