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Meherazad
15th July 1966
Dear Amiya,
Your letter of 11th July was received here and was read out to Beloved Baba. Your going to distant places and spreading the rays of Baba's love in those places has made Baba very happy, and your love is now touching Baba's infinite heart.
Baba feels satisfied with the Baba work done in Jabalpur and because of His nazar and because of all your labors, Jabalpur will one day see such a moon1 rise there whose coolness will be spread, and everyone will look at that moon and try to fill their eyes with its beauty. And people will come from all around to see that moon.
You all are very fortunate to be able to dance to the Avatar's tune, and that is making Him so happy. Jabalpur centre constitutes a part of Baba's infinite heart and when the time comes the people there will get the heart itself, and also the nectar2 that will make them content. You all try to build up an efficient Bhajan mandali3. Beautiful songs generally attract hearts, and also make the atmosphere continual.
Baba wants that you should get dear Meher Kumar treated according to the advice given by the doctors and not worry about anything. Baba's nazar is on him.
There is one gentleman of the name S. V. Arya. He's a professor in Jawaharlal Nehru Agricultural University of Jabalpur, and he has come from Kharagpur. He's a Baba lover. Please go to him, contact him and also invite him to attend the meetings of the centres at your end. Please do introduce him to Shri Dubeyjee. Through him, the university professors can all come in Baba's contact. Maybe it is possible that some of my classmates are there, and one of them may be the Principal there, who might be knowing me by my second name, Kalchuri.
Do you meet Seth Govindasjee or not? If you happen to meet him, give him Baba's love and tell him that he should wholeheartedly remember Baba.
Baba is extremely pleased with you, and sends His love to you, to Matajee, to Gauri and His love filled kiss to Mehernandini and Meher Kumar.
Jai Baba
Yours affectionately,
Bhau
1. Amiya "You see, in cold countries you say that a good thing is to be warmed by the rays of the sun, or some such. In India, we say that a good thing is to be cooled, by whatever means."
2. Bhau occasionally plays on words in the course of this correspondence, when he uses the word "nectar," the Hindi word for which is "Amiya."
3. Amiya: "A group of devotional musicians"
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