In Mussoorie, Baba and a few companions stayed in a cottage with a rose bush and a fireplace. They acquired a cocker spaniel puppy named Peter from Mrs. McLeod, who loved dogs and had arthritis. Later, in Dehradun, Mrs. Cooper, an admirer of Baba, visited unexpectedly and received a blessing from Baba before passing away a few months later.

Mani S. Irani

Mani recounts a humorous incident where Mani and Mehera disagreed about the color of a vase in a play. Kitty, determined to settle the argument, discovered that the vase was used in both green and white during different scenes, proving both Mani and Mehera correct.

A pilgrim recounts a vision of Baba and Mehera together, happy and showing each other things, with Baba pointing out lights on Earth representing His lovers. Mani shares a memory of Mehera’s visit to her home, recalling Mehera’s beautiful hair and her understanding nature towards children. Mani also recounts a dream where Mehera, in Los Angeles, answers questions about her book and humorously instructs the pilgrim to inform Meheru of her extended stay.