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Avatar Meher Baba Bibliography with Revisions AVATAR MEHER BABA BIBLIOGRAPHY 1928 to February 25, 1978 Exte!"e" to 2#15, $%th re'%(%o!( )or*( by a!" about Meher Baba %! E!+,%(h a!" other Euro-ea! ,a!+ua+e( .o/-%,e" by Ba, 0AT1 E"%te" 2 Pre-are" 3or Pub,%4at%o! by 56 F,a++ 7RI8 0E) 9ELHI 1978 1-"ate" by )/6 GRAHAM B,oo/%!+to!, I!"%a!a 2#1: "The boo* that I (ha,, ma*e -eo-,e rea" %( the boo* o3 the heart that ho,"( the *ey to the my(tery o3 ,%3e666; MEHER BABA .o-yr%+ht < = 1978, Ba, 0atu, Meher 0a>ar, 7%!+?( Roa", Ahme"!a+ar @MSA, I!"%a F%r(t E"%t%o! 1978 B## 4o-%e( Pub,%(he" by 56 F,a++ 7r%(, $%th the *%!" -er/%((%o! o3 A"% 76 Ira!%, Ahme"!a+ar @MSA, I!"%a C 2 Pr%!te" by < O 3or" Pr%!t4ra3t I!"%a Pvt6 Lt"6 :8, 84%!"%a Hou(e, 0e$ 9e,&% 11###1, I!"%a Re'%(e" a!" E te!"e" E"%t%o! 2##9 2!" Re'%(e" 2 E te!"e" E"%t%o! 2#1: Pub,%(he" by the Avatar Meher Baba Per-etua, Pub,%4 .har%tab,e Tru(t C 2 Po(te" $%t&%! the O!D,%!e Library TABLE OF .O0TE0T8 Avatar Meher Baba < a (hort b%o+ra-&%4a, (*et4h by A"% 76 Ira!% 66666666666666 Pre3a4e to the Or%+%!a, E"%t%o! 6666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 Pre3a4e to F%r(t Re'%(e" a!" Exte!"e" E"%t%o! 666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 Pre3a4e to 8e4o!" Re'%(e" 2 Exte!"e" E"%t%o! 66666666666666666666666666666666666666666 Abbre'%at%o!( a!" 8ymbo,(66666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 Mo!o+ra-h 8e4t%o!66666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 8er%a, 8e4t%o!66666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 8ou!" Re4or"%!+ 8e4t%o!666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 Mot%o! P%4ture 8e4t%o!666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 V%"eore4or"%!+ 8e4t%o! 6666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 A--e!"%x 6666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 I!"e 66666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666666 AVATAR MEHER BABA A 8hort B%o+ra-&%4a, 8*et4h By A9I 76 IRA0I Bor! %! Poo!a, I!"%a, o! February 25, 189E, Mer$a! 86 Ira!%, *!o$! a( Meher Baba, re4e%ve" H%( e"u4at%o! %! the to$! o3 H%( b%rt&6 A( a boy He %( (a%" to have bee! both a4t%ve a!" +e!t,e, /%(4&%evou( a!" u!(e,F(&6 H%( ,o'%!+ !ature ma"e H%m -o-u,ar amo!+ H%( 3r%e!"( a!" a4Gua%!ta!4e(6 He e 4e,,e" %! (-ort( a!" too* a +reat %!tere(t %! ,%terature a!" -oetry6 )&%,e (tu"y%!+ at the 9e44a! .o,,e+e, Poo!a, at the a+e o3 19, He $a( tou4he" a!" b,e((e" by o!e o3 the Per3e4t Ma(ter( o3 the a+e, Ha>rat BabaHa! o3 Poo!a6 8he tra!(3orme" H%( ,%3e (o 4o/-,ete,y that Meher Baba ,o(t huma! 4o!(4%ou(!e(( a!" be4ame mer+e" %! the O4ea! o3 9%'%!e Love6 A!other o3 the Go"-rea,%>e" Ma(ter(, 1-a(!% MaharaH o3 8a*or%, brou+ht Meher Baba "o$! to the ,eve, o3 huma! 4o!(4%ou(!e((, ma*%!+ H%m 3u,,y eGu%--e" $%th the a,, -erva"%!+ *!o$,e"+e o3 .reat%o! a!" -re-ar%!+ H%m 3or H%( ro,e a( the Avatar o3 the A+e6 T&%( Avatar%4 /%((%o! (tarte" %! 1921 $%th the +ather%!+ to+ether o3 H%( Fr(t "%(4%-,e(, $ho +ave H%m the !ame "Meher Baba" or ;.o/-a((%o!ate Father6" 8oo! a3ter, Meher Baba (tarte" a 4o,o!y !ear Ara!+ao!, about (%x /%,e( 3rom Ahme"D !a+ar, 4a,,e" Meheraba", $here He ha" a tu%t%o!D3ree (4hoo, a"/%tt%!+ boy( o3 a,, 4a(te( a!" 4ree"(, a!" a boar"%!+ (4hoo, 4a,,e" the Prem A(hram 3or tho(e boy( $ho $ere mo(t %!te!(e %! the%r ,ove 3or the Go"-Ma!6 I! a""%t%o!, He e(tab,%(he" a 3ree "%(-e!(ary a!" (he,ter( 3or the -oor6 Meher Baba to," H%( "%(4%-,e( that 3rom 5u,y 1#, 1925, He $ou," ob(erve (%,e!4e6 Fro/ that "ay He ma%!ta%!e" t&%( 8%,e!4e, eve! t%,, the re,%!Gu%(&%!+ o3 H%( bo"y o! 5a!uary B1, 19:96 H%( ma!y (-%r%tua, "%(4our(e( a!" me((a+e( have bee! "%4tate" by mea!( o3 a! a,-habet boar"6 O! O4tober 7, 195E, Meher Baba "%(4o!t%!ue" the u(e o3 the a,-habet boar" a!" re"u4e" a,, 4ommu!%4at%o! to u!%Gue ha!" +e(ture( %!ter-rete" by H%( "%(4%-,e(6 The &%(tory o3 ma!?( (ear4h 3or &%( 8e,3 ha( -ro"u4e" 3e$ or%+%!a, $or*( "ea,%!+ $%th the te4&!%Gue 3or the 8e,3?( "%(4overy6 Meher Baba?( 9%(4our(e( are a maHor 4o!tr%but%o! to that (ma,, bo"y o3 ,%terature6 I! t&%( $or*, +%ve! to H%( 4,o(e "%(4%-,e( %! the -er%o" 19B8-19EB, He "e(4r%be( the mea!( 3or %!4or-orat%!+ "a%,y ,%3e %!to o!e?( (-%r%tua, o!+o%!+6 I! H%( 4,a((%4 $or*, Go" 8-ea*(, Meher Baba "e(4r%be( %! "eta%, the theme a!" -ur-o(e o3 .reat%o!6 It %( "e"%4ate" "To the 1!%ver(e — the I,,u(%o! that (u(ta%!( Rea,%ty6" The 3o,,o$%!+ ,%!e( are Guote" 3rom the be+%!!%!+ o3 Go" 8-ea*( < I am !ot 4ome to e(tab,%(h a!y 4u,t, (o4%ety or or+a!%(at%o!C !or eve! to e(tab,%(h a !e$ re,%+%o!6 The re,%+%o! that I (ha,, +%ve tea4he( the *!o$,e"+e o3 the O!e be&%!" the ma!y6 The boo* that I (ha,, ma*e -eo-,e rea" %( the boo* o3 the heart that ho,"( the *ey to the my(tery o3 ,%3e666 A -er(%(te!t theme o3 Meher Baba?( /%!%(trat%o! %! I!"%a, e(-e4%a,,y %! the 19E#?(, ha" bee! the 4o!ta4t%!+ o3 Go"D%!to %4ate" (ou,(, *!o$! a( ma(t( @-ro!ou!4e" mu(t(A6 The(e are a"va!4e" -%,+r%/( o! the (-%r%tua, -ath $ho have be4ome (-%r%tua,,y %!to %4ate" 3rom "%re4t a$are!e(( o3 Go"6 I! The )ay3arer(, by 9r6 )%,,%am 9o!*%!, the(e 4o!ta4t( a!" '%(%t( have bee! re4or"e", a!" Meher Baba a,(o 4o!tr%bute" me((a+e( revea,%!+ the (tate( o3 Go"D%!to %4at%o! a!" %t( (-%r%tua, (%+!%F4a!4e6 Other '%ta, $or* ha" bee! the $a(&%!+ o3 the ,e-er(, the $a(&%!+ the 3eet o3 thou(a!"( o3 -oor, a!" the "%(tr%but%o! o3 +ra%! a!" 4,oth to the "e(t%tute6 Meher Baba trave,,e" to the )e(ter! )or," ma!y t%me( a!" '%(%te" (evera, 4ou!tr%e(6 H%( Fr(t o3 (%x '%(%t( to the 1!%te" 8tate( $a( %! 19B16 Meher Baba a,(o Hour!eye" exte!(%ve,y throu+&D out I!"%a by tra%!, 4ar, bu,,o4* 4art, a!" 3oot, +%'%!+ H%( "ar(ha! a!" me((a+e( o3 Love a!" Truth to thou(a!"( o3 H%( 3o,,o$er(6 Meher Baba "evote" mo(t o3 H%( t%me "ur%!+ the ,a(t year( o3 H%( ,%3e to %!te!(e $or* %! (e4,u(%o!6 He (a%" that o!e o3 the ma%! -ur-o(e( o3 H%( ,a(t (e4,u(%o! o3 a year a!" a ha,3?( "uraD t%o!, "ur%!+ 19:7-19:8, $a( to +%ve H%( Love to the $or,"6 It $a( "ur%!+ t&%( -er%o" that the Fre o3 e!thu(%a(m %! Avatar Meher Baba?( me((a+e o3 Love a!" Truth be+a! to (-rea"6 To"ay more a!" more -eo-,e are 4o/%!+ to re4o+!%>e a!" to 3ee, Avatar Meher Baba a( the Per(o!%F4at%o! o3 Go" a!" the 9%'%!e 8-%r%tua, A$a*e!er o3 our era6 I! o!e o3 H%( me((a+e(, Meher Baba (tate"< I $a( Rama6 I $a( 7r%(&!a, 1 $a( t&%( O!e, I $a( that O!e, a!" !o$ I am Meher Baba6 I! t&%( 3orm o3 Je(h a!" b,oo", I am that (ame A!4%e!t O!e $ho a,o!e %( eter!a,,y $or(&%--e" a!" %+!ore", ever remembere" a!" 3or+otte!6 I am that A!4%e!t O!e $ho(e -a(t %( $or(&%--e" a!" remembere", $ho(e -re(e!t %( %+!ore" a!" 3or- +otte!, a!" $ho(e 3uture @A"ve!tA %( a!t%4%-ate" $%th +reat 3ervour a!" ,o!+%!+6 PREFA.E 84o-e6 A( the t%t,e (u++e(t(, t&%( %( a b%b,%o+ra-hy o3 $or*( by a!" about Meher Baba %! E!+,%(h a!" other Euro-ea! ,a!+ua+e(, 4over%!+ the year( 1928 throu+h February 25, 19786 A +,a!4e %! the %!"ex $%,, (ho$ !umerou( t%t,e( ,%(te" u!"er Meher Baba a( author, but %t (hou," be !ote" that Baba (to--e" $r%t%!+ o! 5a!uary 1, 19276 A,, o3 the(e t%t,e( are a4tua,,y tra!(4r%-D t%o!(, 4o/-%,at%o!(, (e,e4t%o!(, a!" e 4er-t( 3rom Baba?( "%(4our(e( a!" me((a+e( +%ve! over the year( by mea!( o3 the a,-habet boar" a!" ,ater by +e(ture(6 The mater%a, %( be(t "e(4r%be" a( ha'%!+ bee! ;$r%tte! u!"er Baba?( !ame6" Mo(t o3 the e!tr%e( are %! E!+,%(h, $%th a 3e$ %! other Euro-ea! ,a!+ua+e(6 Ho$ever, (evera, t%t,e( are a4tua,,y b%- or mu,t%,%!+ua, a!" $ere %!4,u"e" %3 o!e o3 the ,a!+ua+e( $a( E!+D ,%(&6 The other Euro-ea! ,a!+ua+e( re-re(e!te" are .>e4h, Fre!4h, Germa!, Ru((%a!, a!" 8-a!D %(&C the I!"%4 ,a!+ua+e( %!4,u"e", 3rom the mu,t%,%!+ua, mater%a,, are GuHarat%, H%!"%, Marat&%, Ta/%,, a!" Te,u+u6 To F!" ,%(t%!+( 3or the(e ,a!+ua+e(, 4he4* the %!"ex u!"er the !ame o3 the ,a!+ua+e6 The "ate o3 4overa+e $a( exte!"e", 3rom the ear,%e(t -ub,%4at%o! %! 1928, throu+h Meher Baba?( b%rt&"ay, February 25, 1978, $&%4h a,,o$e" the %!4,u(%o! o3 (evera, $or*( a--ear%!+ %! the Fr(t Guarter o3 19786 A! atte/-t $a( ma"e to (ee a! a4tua, 4o-y o3 every t%t,e %! the b%b,%o+ra-hy, but t&%( -rove" %/-o((%b,e6 Thu(, e!tr%e( are +%ve! $%th a( mu4h %!3ormat%o! a( $a( ava%,ab,e, a!" tho(e %te/( !ot a4tua,,y (ee! are !ote" "u!ava%,ab,e 3or re'%e$6" 1!"oubte",y (ome %!4orre4t %!3ormaD t%o! ha( bee! -re(e!te" %! t&%( $ay, but %t $a( o-te" 3or error o! the (%"e o3 %!4,u(%o! rather tha! o/%((%o!6 I!te!"e" o/%((%o!( are !o!-Euro-ea! ,a!+ua+e mater%a,, very e-hemera, %te/(, (u4h a( bro4hure(, broa"(%"e(, -o(ter(, a!" $or*( "e"%4ate" to or %!(-%re" by Meher Baba but $&%4& 4o!ta%! !o "%re4t re3ere!4e to H%/6 Per%o"%4a, art%4,e( have a,(o bee! o/%tte"6 Arra!+eme!t6 The e!try e,eme!t 3or a,, %te/( %( u!"er t%t,e6 The arra!+eme!t o3 the t%t,e(, a( $e,, a( %!"ex e!tr%e(, %( (tra%+ht a,-habet%4, ,etter by ,etter, $or" by $or"6 T%t,e( be+%!!%!+ $%th !umber( are F,e" be3ore other e!tr%e( %! !umer%4a, (eGue!4eC !umber( (-e,,e" out a( $or"( are F,e" a,-habet%4a,,y6 E!tr%e( $%th exa4t,y the (ame t%t,e are (ubarra!+e" by (ubt%t,e, author, or -,a4e o3 -ub,%4at%o!, a( a--ro-r%ate6 Format o3 E!try6 The 3orm o3 e!try 3o,,o$( a (,%+ht,y mo"%Fe" ver(%o! o3 the I!terD !at%o!a, 8ta!"ar" B%b,%o+ra-&%4 9e(4r%-t%o!, a( a"o-te" by the ,%brary $or," %! +e!era, a!" by ma!y !at%o!a, b%b,%o+ra-&%e(6 The u!u(ua, -u!4tuat%o! %( -art o3 the (ta!"ar" a!" (hou," !ot 4au(e a!y -rob,e/( %! rea"%!+ the 4%tat%o!(6 The !umber %! the u--er r%+ht-ha!" 4or!er o3 ea4& e!try %( (%/-,y a 4o!tro, !umber 3or %!ter!a, re4or" *ee-%!+6
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