In the Lagoon Cabin at Meher Spiritual Center, 1956
Overlooking the lake, Meher Center, 1956
Distributing sweets in south India, 1954
In a cast following his accident in America, Poona, 1952
Meher Baba supported by his close disciple, Eruch Jessawala; Meher Spiritual Center, Myrtle Beach, SC, 1958
No sooner had his final seclusion work of the New Life come to an end than Baba once again began a period of extensive travel, both around the world and within India. In April, 1952, came the first of three more trips to the West, and the following month, while traveling across the United States with a group of his disciples, Baba was severely injured in an automobile accident in Prague, Oklahoma. A second, equally serious auto accident took place in India about four-and-a-half years later, while Baba was riding from Poona to Satara. In the accident in America, besides numerous other injuries, Babe's left leg had been broken; and in the subsequent accident in India, his right hip joint was shattered. Yet the crushing effects of these accidents, and the suffering which Baba bore in total silence because of them, seemed only to intensify the power of his love . >>>
