January
Tuesday 31st - Amartithi - Meher Baba dropped His physical form on this day
in 1969. Centre is open from 11.30am Silence from 12 noon until 12.15pm,
followed by prayers and Arti. Please bring food to share and a favourite
passage to read or a song to sing if you wish. The entombment film may be
shown on request.
February
Saturday 18th - Film Night 6.30pm - Centre opens at 6.00pm
Born to Dance (1936) 106 minutes. A dazzling song and dance showcase for Eleanor Powell with James Stewart and songs by Cole Porter. In this Advent, the era of syncopation, the Master Puppeteer unleashed the energy of millions of dancing feet. He took ‘lessons’ with Miss Craske in the ballroom at Penbury Grove and on Mayday 1937 sat back and enjoyed His creation at Sarosh Cinema, Ahmednagar.
Sunday 26th -Meher Baba’s Birthday Celebrations. 11.30am - 4.30pm. Pot luck lunch.
Any suggestions for contributions musical or otherwise welcome.
March
Saturday 17th - Film Night 6.30pm - Centre opens at 6.00pm
King Solomon’s Mines (1937) 80 minutes.The first adaption of H. Rider Haggard’s 1885 adventure novel starring Paul Robeson as Umbopa and Cedric Hardwicke as Allan Quartermain. Paul Robeson was a lifelong Civil Rights activist, singer and actor whose utterly sincere vocal qualities moved Baba on many occasions, including song sequences seen by Him in this film in 1937.
Sunday 18th - Companionship Day 11.00am - 4pm pot luck lunch programme
to be arranged
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Regular Weekly Meetings
at the London Centre
Thursdays 7pm - 9pm
A 'Lord Meher' reading group
hosted by Neeladevi.
All are welcome.
To contact Neeladevi:
0208 442 1516
07875379154
THE MEHER BABA CENTRE
228 Hammersmith Grove
London
W6 7HG
0208 7434 408
24hr Answer Phone
Underground Stations:
Goldhawk Road, Hammersmith
Nearby Bus Routes:
94, 237
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