Eruch recounts Baba’s prediction that His presence would linger like the fragrance of roses after His passing. Mani shares a personal experience of smelling roses during the seven days Baba’s body rested in the Samadhi, a memory triggered by Eruch’s story. This recollection aligns with a later account of the Samadhi being filled with the fragrance of roses.

Mani recounts a time in Switzerland in 1952 when Baba gave Mani silence, allowing Mani to communicate with Baba through gestures from a distance. Mani also describes how Baba, being considerate, would adjust the alphabet board to make it easier for Mani to read.

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Mani recounts Mehera’s love for the moon, particularly the full moon, and how it was a significant presence during important moments in her life. Mani shares a story about Mehera calling her to see the moon, emphasizing its beauty and significance. Mani also mentions a full moon providing light and guidance on January 31, 1969, when Mehera and the other mandali arrived at Meherabad when Baba dropped the body.

A humorous anecdote is shared about Meher Baba being paged at an airport, highlighting His omnipresence and the power of His name.