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Volunteer Program for Indian Nationals

Ambppct volunteer programmeAMBPPCT Announces Volunteer Program for Indian Nationals where Indian nationals over the age of 18 years can register for the Volunteer Program by filling the registration form. Upon receiving the application, the Trustees managing the Volunteer Program will meet the volunteers at Meherabad to brief them about the program and the various ongoing projects or tasks to which they can contribute. This will provide an opportunity for the volunteers to understand the type of work required to be done and determine and if they are ready and able to participate. [… More info …]

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A Treasure Discovered (MANUSCRIPTS)

MEHER BABA NEW MANUSCRIPT PAGES FOUND 2024 AUGUST

NEW MANUSCRIPTS FOUND WRITTEN BY MEHER BABA

We are delighted to share that a remarkable find has been uncovered in the Trust’s Archives. In July 2024, several batches of documents were identified as possibly written in Meher Baba’s own handwriting. After careful and thorough analysis, we can happily confirm that these manuscripts are indeed written by Beloved Baba Himself. The documents were found among Framroze H. Dadachanji’s (Chanji) papers. Chanji served as Baba’s devoted secretary from the 1920s until the mid-1940s and was present during the early days at Meherabad when Baba was actively delivering lectures and writing multiple discourses and essays by hand.
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Meher Baba Silence Day July 10

MEHER BABA SILENCE DAY

MEHER BABA SILENCE DAY

Meher Baba’s Silence day is coming on 10 July. On the 10th July of 1925, Meher Baba began his long silence, which he observed for the next 44 years, until his final rest. Every year on this day the 10th of July his followers or lovers around the world observe a one day or 24 hours Silence from midnight of 9th until midnight of 10 of July.

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Remembering Kalemama

RAMCHANDRA BAPUJI KALE, popularly known to Baba’s Mandali as Kalemama, was born on 12th February 1877, in a fairly well-to-do Brahmin family of Kolhapur. His father was a working in the Khasgi Kacheri (Personal Office) of His Highness the Maharaja of Kolhapur. After graduation in Engineering in the year 1903 from Poona Science College (now known as the College of Engineering), Kalemama settled down in life and plied his engineering profession in Bombay Presidency in very many capacities—official and private. Kalemama first came into contact with Meher Baba in May 1926, when he was in service as Chief Officer to the Dhulia City Municipality (West Khandesh). Although believing in saints and saintliness, Kalemama never bestirred himself to have the Darshan of any living saint and the few places of pilgrimage he happened to visit, had no avowed spiritual object behind them. [… More info …]

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Meher Baba Birthday 25 Feb

Meher Baba BIRTHDAY ....

Meher Baba BIRTHDAY

Meher Baba’s Birthday is celebrated every year on 25th February at His Samadhi or Tomb Shrine situated at Meherabad (India) and also around the world by different Baba Centers. At five in the morning on 25 February, pilgrims gather on Meherabad Hill for prayers and songs in celebration of the birth of the Ancient One. Later in the day an original drama, complete with full cast, sets, and music is staged in the Music and Arts Centre. The other Centers in India and in different parts of the world celebrate the event as per their convenience and schedule ..

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Falu Mistry New Chairman of AMBPPCT, Kelkar retires.

MEHER BABA On Monday, February 28th, 2022, the Board of Trustees of Avatar Meher Baba Trust selected Framroze J. Mistry, known as Falu, to serve as the Chairman of the Avatar Meher Baba Perpetual Public Charitable Trust, the Avatar Meher Baba Trust (Firstly), and the Meherazad Public Charitable Trust. Falu was born to Jimmy and Roda Mistry were close disciples of Baba; his aunt was Arnavaz Dadachanji and his great-uncle was Chanji, one of Baba’s closest mandali. [… More info …]