Humorous Stories

Excerpt from the book ‘Baba Loved Us Too’ by Mehera J. Irani (pg.10-11)Source: Betty Lowman One day Baba came into the kitchen looking very pleased. He had a naughty twinkle in His eye as He pointed at a stuffed fox He was holding in His hand. Baba signed, “Isn’t it lovely?” and we agreed, for […]

REMEMBER THAT BY HOLDING FIRMLY TO THE FEET OF ONLY ONE MASTER, YOUR AIM IS ACHIEVED(Lord Meher, American ed., Bhau Kalchuri, Vol. 3, pp. 1090 – 1091.)Source: Meher Daruvala Gustadji’s brother, Homi Hansotia, who was living in Toka at this time, knew certain mantras which were said to alleviate the pain of a scorpion’s sting.

Khilnanis Rechristened Doublebeans By Smt. Girijadevi P. Khilnani (JOURNEY TO GOD, N. A. Nagpal, pp. 25-27) Source: Cheryl Aoife Johnson I had already mentioned earlier that I was confused about Baba’s Godhood when he asked us mundane things and did not lecture about spirituality. I realized Meher Baba was very different from all the holy

LORD MEHER, 1st ed, Vol. 9 & 10, p. 3306Source: Shraddha Sorte On October 30th [1949], Adi Sr., Dhake and Manekar went to see Baba in the afternoon…. Dr. Deshmukh, Ramjoo and Bal Natu were also present that day. At one point Baba asked them to solve a riddle: “Even though I am all-knowing and

Correspondence between Ghani and Baba after Baba sent Ghani home from New Life (LORD MEHER, 1951, p. 2969) Source: Betty Lowman Meanwhile, Dr. Ghani was called to Mahabaleshwar for a week, for the purpose of entertaining Baba with jokes and poetry, before Baba entered seclusion. Ghani was sent this poetic summons: If you are wellIf

Mehera-Meher Volume 2 by David Fenster (Pages 55-57) Source: Tina Holmes Life in India was arduous, for the older Western lovers especially, and that summer, Meherabad was sweltering. For meals, they sat on their stools under the sun-baked tin shed. Their simple food was placed on long benches, and the strong, hot wind often blew

Mehera-Meher, A Divine Romance; Volume 3 by David Fenster (Pages 217-218) Source: Owrang Ajang Visitors from Poona, Ahmednagar, and Bombay flocked to Guruprasad to avail of the Beloved’s darshan. Baba also called the Kalchuris for a few days, from Meherabad. On 17 May, he allowed Mansari and Kaikobad’s family to visit for a few hours.

Extract from www.lordmeher.org, p4531, p5257 Source: Angela Lee Chen Baba once remarked, “When I manifest, I will be seen at a thousand places at one and the same time!” A visitor asked, “Baba, why don’t you reveal yourself now?” Baba answered, “It is so easy to reveal myself. Concealing myself until you are ready to

(LORD MEHER, vol. 8, p. 4415) Source: Owrang Ajang Baba had one of the mandali tell this tale to illustrate how strong maya’s grip is on the world: Once there was a beggar. He used to beg in front of a temple, and as soon as he had collected 100 naiya paisa [penny coins] he

Mehera-Meher Volume 2 by David Fenster (Page 438)Source: Tina Holmes Once, Baba asked Mehera to tell an amusing story, and she said, “I don’t know any amusing stories, but I read a story I can tell you.” She could only tell half of it, as that was all she could remember, but Meheru had read