September / October 1982
by Eruch Jessawala
Mandali Hall, Meherazad
India
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2. Responding to violence with love
4. First have victory over yourself
6. Dare Not Care Not/Where To Move
7. Regarding Louis van Gasteren film
9. Survey of His infinitude, Independent sunlight, Value of pain
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Reincarnation is a concept that is both believed in and denied. The mind, not the soul, is what reincarnates, experiencing many “sleeps” between its birth and death. The Avatar, Meher Baba, appears every 700 to 1400 years to guide humanity. SURVEY OF HIS INFINITUDE Eruch Jessawala Mandali Hall, Meherazad, India September/October, 1982 6:57 Eruch explains that the entire creation and the play of existence are part of God’s plan to survey His infinitude. He likens illusion to darkness, which allows us to perceive reality, and suffering to pain, which sustains the soul and leads to liberation. Eruch emphasizes that surrendering to God’s will, even in the face of suffering, is the path to victory and spiritual growth.
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Baba explains how to love Him by remembering Him. This remembrance begins with seeing Him, then progresses through various stages: using pictures, reading His words, visiting places He’s been, and contacting people who knew Him. Ultimately, remembrance expands to appreciating His creation, recognizing His compassion in providing for needs, and seeing His presence in all aspects of life. The path to realizing God involves remembering and loving Him, leading to a state of union where the lover becomes the beloved. This realization reveals one’s original state, but the charm of loving is lost. The purpose of creation is to serve as a constant reminder to remember and love God, with the ultimate goal being to attain Him through love.