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"Then Baba's darshan: I sat on the floor and looked at Baba's chair and his slippers and wondered if I should ever see him in person. The tears fell like rain. I couldn't find enough handkerchiefs or Kleenex. All of a sudden I heard an inner voice say, 'Let not your heart be troubled, for if you believe in God, you believe in Me. Blessed are they that have seen and more blessed are they who believe and have not seen.' It was as if an actual voice had spoken out loud. Then I really wept unashamedly, for the love of God . . . "He was there. He is here. Now is the time. Here is the place. Baba has come. He is and only He is and it is ourselves who are dead . . . "

Lee Minchey

 

 

 

"To make a long story short, we told our experiences to Jal, Baba's brother, who took it all as nothing unusual and immediately set about to carry out the work, after obtaining permission of the hospital director. Later He sent us photos of the first ward, with the lepers sitting on their new beds, with happy faces, under one big picture of Baba. And we did find extra funds waiting for us in New York to complete the ward.

 

"One more interesting thing happened to Chady . . . on one of the last days, Mehera called for her and told her she knew Chady did not believe in Baba's Divinity. Chady confirmed this but said she loved and believed in God only. Mehera told her that is all that Baba ever wanted us to do in the first place, and she would come to Baba later."

—Lee Moore

 

 

"One of my strongest realizations about experiencing Baba during and since Darshan has been the recognition and even delight in finding Baba

 

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