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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.

“An entirely different order of devotion”
In April and May of 1969, four months after Meher Baba dropped His physical body, many of His young western lovers arrived in Poona, India to keep their appointment with God. What later came to be called The Last Darshan was arranged by Meher Baba and all attendees were invited by Him. In this masterpiece of a speech to these young lovers, Francis Brabazon talks of the might of our Beloved Baba; our steps toward Him and His steps toward us; and the nourishing of His word and His song in our hearts.
Audio, 16:14
Guruprasad, Poona, India, 1969
Courtesy of the Avatar Meher Baba Center of Southern California
Family Letter #25 – Read by Alan Manoukian
Michael Siegell Concert
Michael Siegell shares his enchanting sitar playing during the first Friday night concert of the Center’s reopening. In between pieces, Michael provides brief explanations and stories about the musical and mystical significance of the compositions. He is joined by Cliff Hackford on tabla and by his wife, Lakshmi Mudunuri, on tambora.
Video, 1:25:26
Meher Center Meeting Place, April 21, 2022
From the Meher Spiritual Center, Inc. Archives
“Baba alone was suffering for all of us”
In this poignant talk, Dr. Goher Irani focuses on some of Baba’s physical ailments throughout His life. Dr. Goher lived with Baba and served as His personal physician from 1947 until He dropped the body in 1969. Her experiences, including many instances of being unable to reduce Baba’s pain, made it clear to her that suffering was a necessary part of His Avataric work. Near the end of the talk, Arnavaz Dadachanji speaks to Baba’s emotional suffering.
Audio, 43:06
Meherazad India, September, 1972
Courtesy of the Avatar Meher Baba Center of Southern California
Meher Center Origins and Development
During this special month, we are once again sharing a film by Jamie and Zo Newell that documents the long, loving, painstaking process of creating a home for Meher Baba in the West. It begins with Elizabeth Patterson’s and Norina Matchabelli’s search for a location for an American center, and culminates in Baba’s arrival in 1952.
Video, 1:32:04
2019
From the Meher Spiritual Center, Inc. Archives
Family Letter #24 – Read by Patrik Widrig
“Look Mommy, there’s God!”

Larry Karrasch met Meher Baba for the first time on the Center in 1952. Larry’s parents had learned about Baba at Sufi meetings with Ivy Duce in New York, and when they heard He was coming to Myrtle Beach they decided to travel there to see Him. After a long drive, the family finally approached the Lagoon Cabin expecting to meet a Perfect Master. Instead, they met God. Larry saw Baba in the body five more times over the course of his youth and describes the impact of Baba’s love both on himself and on the rest of his family.

Video, 27:22

Meher Center Meeting Place, April 21, 2022

From the Meher Spiritual Center, Inc. Archives

Meeting Place Re-Opening Concert!

In a rare musical treat, the Center re-opened to in-person programs with a music concert by Baba music maestros like Jim Meyer, Cathy Riley, Jeff Wolverton, Nan Wicker, David Morris, Jamie Newell, Jane Mossman, Buz Connor, Tim McAllister, Bobbie Bernstein, Lisa Brande and Mark Trichka, Joe Stewart, and the Stumblers.

Video, 1:18:18

Meher Center Meeting Place, April 21, 2022

From the Meher Spiritual Center, Inc. Archives

Youth Sahavas Documentary 2020

As we get ready for our annual Youth Sahavas, go down memory lane with us in this Celebration video which was made to honor thirty years of the Sahavas on Meher Center. Songs, testimonials, videos and pictures tell a heartfelt story of this memorable and, for many, life-transforming event.

Video, 38:38

Created at Meher Center, 2020

From the Meher Spiritual Center, Inc. Archives

Family Letter #23 – Read by Janet Files