From the Archive Vault restored 8mm film appended to the original Journey to Conviction Dvd master creating a splendid oral history documentary moment. For additional information:
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Padri (Faredoon Driver) was 18 years old when he met Meher Baba in 1922. He oversaw the construction and maintenance of buildings at Meherabad, where Meher Baba’s body was entombed in 1969. Baba called Padri one of the “four pillars” of Meherabad. Padri is interviewed in this film at Meherabad in 1981 and 1982 by Gary Kleiner. Padri at his pithy best in a series of interviews, in which he emphasizes the importance of obedience to the master. For more information visit www.Sheriarbooks.org. [… More info …]
From Bal Natu’s film the ‘Pillow Book’ -a sample of the bonus footage, Meher Baba’s Mansari.
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In the early 1990’s Aloba spent a few days in California. These talks were film by the Avatar Meher Baba Center of Southern California Advent Film Crew. This is a sample from the Meher Baba Archives Dvd -The Prem Ashram Days. For information: http://meherbabaarchives.blogspot.com/ [… More info …]
A video of Aloba at tea time. [… More info …]
A video from Aloba’s visit to Los Angeles in 1989. [… More info …]
This is a Mark Brutus Film.It is a pre release. [… More info …]
Donations for the AMBCSC Archive Project will allow this rare film clip to be professionally inspected for its extreme audio noise. The house fans, camera machinery, and outside noises
are embedded throughout the audio. The Oral History Archive Project presents this rare Mehera Irani film with its extreme audio severities. This film from the archive vault of Shri T Griss.For more information visit http://meherbabaarchives.blogspot.com/ [… More info …]
This film is title ‘Rough Cuts’. It’s raw 8mm film severely damaged –the ravages of time. The Oral History Archive Project’s goal is to collect, manage, and preserve these priceless media assets. From a 1973 interview by film historian, Charles Morton.For more information visit: http://meherbabaarchives.blogspot.com/ [… More info …]
Bhau Kalchuri tells a story of a religious conference that didn’t invite God. [… More info …]
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