Anita Vieillard, Kitty Davy, Margaret Craske, Delia DeLeon

Anita Vieillard

Anita reflects on her experiences with Meher Baba, emphasizing the importance of spiritual awakening and the inner journey. She recounts her struggles with the impersonal aspect of Baba during a gathering in India and how Baba’s teachings on obedience helped her grow spiritually. Anita also shares anecdotes about Baba’s sense of humor and her close relationship with Him. Anita recounts her experiences with Meher Baba, including a visit to Sing-Sing and a trip to Paris with Baba and the girls during a time of strict restrictions. She describes the challenges of navigating these restrictions, particularly the girls’ inability to look at men. Anita also shares how Baba guided her during the German occupation of Paris, leading her to safety in the south of France. Anita shared her experiences with Baba, including a profound moment of silence upon His arrival at the Center. She discussed the challenges of spreading Baba’s message in Catholic France and her current role of enjoying her old age while supporting a few close followers. Anita also reflected on the impact of Baba’s passing, acknowledging the difficulty of accepting His physical absence despite the enduring connection.