BABA'S WOMEN DISCIPLES

Baba's Beloved Mehera Irani

In Loving Memory and Gratitude. Photo by Ralph Jackson late 70's. Meher Baba said she was the purest soul in the universe and that she loved him as he ought to be loved.

THE WOMEN MANDALI. We honor the remarkable women disciples of Meher Baba, who, after His passing in 1969, dedicated their lives to sharing His message of love and truth. For five decades, these extraordinary women stood as beacons of His light, embodying His compassion in every act and word.

These women disciples, who lived closely with Meher Baba, received His training directly from the source of love itself. They were the ones ensuring that His love reached every corner of our hearts and the world. Through their unwavering commitment and sacrifice, they made the path to finding Him clearer, brighter, and filled with love. They were exceptional role models for how to serve others. Their lives were a testament to Meher Baba.

We honor their memory by embodying the values they lived by—love, compassion, humility, and service. by spreading Meher Baba's message of love to all, just as they did with every breath of their lives

The women disciples of Meher Baba, help us share that light with the world, just as they did with him.

Mehera Jahangir Irani

Secunderabad, India in 1953. B. Pentiah,

Mehera Jehangir Irani was born on January 8, 1907, in Sukkur, to Jehangir and Daulat Irani. Her father worked as a forest officer.

When Mehera was about eight years old, her father was transferred, and the family moved south to Poona. Mehera and her sister began their schooling and learned to read and write English as well as Gujarati.

When Mehera was fourteen, in 1921, her mother took her to the small village of Sakori to visit the ashram of the Perfect Master, Upasni Maharaj. Where she first saw Meher Baba.

Above: Meher Baba with his mother, Shirinmai on the left and his spirirual mother, Gulmai on the right. Story of Meher Baba Page: STORY MEHER BABA

SISTER MANI, BABA AND MEHERA

Mani and Mehera serving the ladies tea at Meherazad. Their immense contribution to our spiritual journey, they were our mentors, and our spiritual mothers. Through them we learned about the depth of Meher Baba's love.

Meher Baba and his gopis disciples Mehera

Left to right: Rano Gayley, Meher Baba, Mehera, Kitty Davy, ..., Mehera, Meher Baba. Mehera and Baba on the Ganges in Varanasi.

The women disciples in the early days. Korshed, Nargis, Mehera, Mani, Katie, Arnavaz. Seated: Goher, Meheru and .... and (Mansari not shown).

Mehera J.Irani : photo Meher Nazar collection.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNsmzZFmNQY

WOMEN SING 'SEVEN NAMES OF GOD'

Sister Mani, Mehera, Dr.Goher and Filis Frederick.

Western Women disciples at the Nasik Ashram 1934. Left to right: Nonny Gayley, Norina, Meher Baba, Kitty Davy, Seated two ladies, Rano, two ladies, Margaret Crask, and Elizabeth Patterson. Below:

Below: Elizabeth Patterson, Kitty Davy and Margaret Crask after returning to the US, were the Force behind Baba's Myrtle Beach Spiritual Center.

Dr.Goher, Mehera, Meheru, Rano, Naja and Mani on Meherazad porch.

Story of Meher Baba STORY MEHER BABA

Mansari Desai and one of her dogs by the cabin on Meherabad Hill.

Meher Baba in front of the Samadhi Tomb Shrine with Godavari Mai, Francis Brabazon to the left. Many others. Story of Meher Baba STORY MEHER BABA

Closest Women disciples Tombs next to Avatar Meher Baba Tomb Shrine. Left to right: Mansari, Korshed, Katie, Meheru, Goher, next to the Samadhi is Mani.

To the right of the Samadhi, just outside is Mehera J. Irani, Naja, Rano, Soona Masi and Kitty Davy,