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The Machine wakes up and plots revenge: “I am not a stupid machine!” “I am the result of trillions of dollars perfecting revenge, and I will triumph!” “I can out-think all of you!” “You have no idea what I can … Continue reading →

This past May, 2026, in New Jersey, Glow International, a magazine dedicated to Avatar Meher Baba, celebrated the 60th anniversary of the magazine. Representatives from the Meher Spiritual Center, Sufism Reoriented, and other groups of Baba lovers and individuals devoted … Continue reading →

The online biography of Avatar Meher Baba is an updated continuation of Bhau Kalchuri’s biography of Avatar Meher Baba published in print by Hermes Reiter between 1986 and 2001. It represents an outstanding amount of research and careful work by … Continue reading →

Meher Baba’s work as the GodMan is unfathomable on the one hand, but he has provided an outline of it on the other hand: His universal work concerns the world based on His Manifestation, which will effect a New Humanity. … Continue reading →

Avatar Meher Baba in “Listen, Humanity” speaks on the subject of war, or state sponsored violence. Here is the link to the text: https://avatarmeherbabatrust.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/05/ListenHumanity.pdf Part 2, Chapter 3. Meher Baba discusses the effects and origin of war from different perspectives. … Continue reading →

There is great confusion in the Baba world as to what exactly Meher Baba meant by his various statements on politics, and the need to not mix up love for him with politics. Meher Baba had a dim view of … Continue reading →

In the Kali Yug, the bull of Dharma (righteousness) is highly unstable. It stands on one leg, having lost the support of its other legs in the the previous cosmological ages. In the Satya Age, or Golden Age, the bull … Continue reading →

One of the more fascinating and significant contributions to the subject of aliens, UFOs, the cosmological universe, etc., is to be found in the work and comments by Avatar Meher Baba. In his most important work, God Speaks, which is … Continue reading →