the book recently written by Francis Brabazon entitled "East-West Gathering" was excellent.

Once Baba said, "Imagination is greater than intellect. When you start imagining something, you create. When you keep on imagining, you sustain what you have created. When you stop imagining, you destroy what you have created. Similarly God's Infinite Imagination creates and sustains the Creation "

Baba then asked me, "Who created God?" I said, "God was, God is and will always be." Baba replied, "God was, but how did God come into existence? God Himself created God, and so He is called 'Khuda’. This fact cannot be understood with the mind but can be experienced only with the Real Knowledge."

Lovers from Navsari sang a few bhajans. On hearing the singing Baba jokingly said, "Today I feel as if I should come again after 1,400 years, as even the thought of coming after 700 years seems very tiresome!"

Dr. Harry Kenmore was then asked to recite the Parvardigar Prayer. Baba then jokingly said to D. and K., whom he always refers to as miserly fellows, "If you give me ten million rupees, I will give you God Realization!" D. replied that if Baba helped him he would be able to procure that sum! Baba replied "I don't want your money. What I want is your love and a clean heart which are beyond all the millions of rupees."

After Arti was sung Baba came into the side room and played "La Risque " with the Mandali and a few others. Baba told us that Kaka, one of the Mandali at Meherazad, had been shifted to hospital for urinary trouble. He did not want to leave Meherazad and finally Baba had to order him to do so. At 12 noon Baba left us.

Baba returned at 1:15 P.M. He said that during the coming nine months there would be great suffering and it would start after his return to Meherazad. He warned us not to leave his daaman. He said, "I am God, undoubtedly."

One of the Mandali had gone to Dr. Kenmore's hotel to deliver some food. He came back late, in fact after Harry had arrived. When Baba asked him why he had come late, he began to justify his omission by long explanations. Baba said, "My heart is as soft as wax and yet as hard as stone. Hafiz says, 'Do not be arrogant with the Beloved for in his hand even the hardest rock becomes like wax! Once the Beloved gets upset, there