Creation and it’s Causes
All of this is presented and recounted in Creation and its Causes, a new major book edited under the auspices of the Avatar Meher Baba Trust and published by Sheriar foundation. Along with Baba’s talks to the Meher Ashram boys, the book includes six discourses that Baba gave to the mandali during this period, as well as a history of His work with the various schools—the Hazrat Babajan school, the Hazrat Babajan High school, the Meher Ashram, and the Prem Ashram—between 1925 and 1929.
As a critical edition, Creation and its Causes has been compiled and edited from an assortment of primary manuscripts, some of them in the Avatar Meher Baba Trust Archives and others housed in other archival collections around the world
Without a doubt Creation and its Causes will claim a major place in the body of Meher Baba’s literary oeuvre. Yet equally remarkable as the lectures themselves is the context in which they arose. For their audience was not comprised of seasoned disciples and mature students of Baba’s teachings, as the highly metaphysical character of these lectures might lead one to imagine. Rather, the recipients of this rarefied content were school boys, most of them in their early to middle teens.
This book delves into an ageless subject: God as Infinite Intelligence. Unlike ordinary intelligence, God’s Intelligence not only knows everything but is everything. The universe, which is nothing but imagination, has been created by Intelligence as Īshwar— Creator, Preserver, and Destroyer. But when Intelligence as the embodied soul identifies .. As stated in the Foreword by Meherwan Jessawala, “This book plumbs the depths of esoteric truths never before revealed to humankind. The book’s theme is an ageless one, ever old and ever new: God as Infinite Intelligence. Down the centuries, philosophers of diverse stripes and backgrounds have trained their sights on this target. But the profundity and originality of the treatment here attests to a point of view that is rooted not in convention and intellectual tradition but in the Reality, and to an Authority which goes beyond what the limited human mind is capable of.” 
God Speaks by Meher Baba is a vivid description of the theme of creation and its purpose ….using the “Sufi”, “Mystic” and “Vedantic” terminologies at the same time to explain the deepest secrets of evolution and involution through seven planes of consciousness …. God Realization … states of Mazoob, Brahmibhoot, Qutub, and the most awaited event in spirituality the advent of the Avatar, as explained by Meher Baba …. This unparalleled exposition on the theme of God and Creation explains how God, the sole Existence and Reality, comes to know Himself through the medium of His own imagination or dream. Encompassed in the discussion are such topics as: God’s whim to know Himself, the evolution of consciousness, reincarnation, the drop-soul’s involutionary journey through the seven inner planes, God-realization, the spiritual hierarchy, and the ten states of God. (Includes 11 charts.) 
In God’s Hand reproduces in facsimile a unique 39-page autograph manuscript in Meher Baba’s own handwriting. That facsimile appears here in full color. (The original manuscript is currently housed in the Archives of the Avatar Meher Baba Trust.) The subject matter is metaphysical, concerning God as Natural Light, Natural Darkness, Unnatural Darkness, and Unnatural Light. It’s the longest-known handwritten .. 
A spiritual classic, in print since the 1940s, Meher Baba’s Discourses throw the light of true knowledge on many of life’s most perplexing problems. Inspiring and practical, the Discourses provide an ever-fresh framework of spiritual perspective on the challenges of everyday life. As Meher Baba stated, “Words that proceed from the Source of Truth have real meaning.” 
This little book The Everything and the Nothing, carries 65 of Meher Baba’s messages from the early 60s. The East West Gathering, where thousands of Eastern and Western lovers were brought together in one massive darshan is detailed. “These Discourses were given .. The Discourses in this book—dictated in silence by Meher Baba through hand signs— 
Lord Meher or MeherPrabhu Biography of Meher Baba by Bhau Kalchuri. 20 volumes. A massive, 7000-page narrative of Meher Baba’s life. This monumental biography is the most detailed story of Meher Baba’s life to date and is likely to remain so for many years to come. Composed of almost daily accounts of the Avatar’s life, it draws on diaries, journals and hundreds of personal interviews. Lavishly illustrated with thousands of photographs, many of them previously unseen.
Twenty powerful dissertations on the spiritual path, the nature of the soul and the meaning of life. Pointed and pithy, these messages in many ways shake up some frequently held misconceptions about the spiritual life. Published 1971. While in good part based on diary records from the 1920s, it should be underscored that the essays in Sparks are emphatically not edits and rewrites of discourses that Baba gave at an earlier time .. 
Thirteen dynamic essays given by Meher Baba in response to questions raised by the editors of God Speaks about the inner mechanics of the spiritual journey. A necessary companion book to God Speaks. Published 1958. The publication of God Speaks in 1955 gave rise to questions on particular points of metaphysical detail. Meher Baba’s answers to these questions were compiled into the 13 essays of this book.
Meeting life squarely is the focus of this collection of short discourses from Meher Baba’s 1956 tour of the U.S. Highlights include “God’s Divine Business”, “Deathless Living”, “The Binding Post”, “The Laws of Karma”, “The Imperishable Sweetness”, “Real Untouchables”, “The Divine Union” and “The Avatar’s Advent.” This pocket-size book makes a short but great introduction to Meher Baba. Edited by Ivy O. Duce. Published 1957.