Meherazad

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A series of articles on Meher Baba
Terms and Concepts Perfect Master Mandali · New Life
Prayers and Practices Silence Day Amartithi · Dhuni O Parvardigar Prayer of Repentance Beloved God Prayer
Major Publications God Speaks Discourses God in a pill?
Organizations Avatar Meher Baba Trust Sufism Reoriented
Retreat Centers Meher Spiritual Center Avatar's Abode Meher Pilgrim Center Meherabad · Meherazad
Major Figures Hazrat Babajan Upasni Maharaj Mehera Irani Sheriar Mundegar Irani Norina Matchabelli Eruch Jessawala Faredoon Driver Bhau Kalchuri Francis Brabazon
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Eruch Jessawala in Mandali Hall, Meherazad, Photo by Win Coates

Meherazad was the last residence of Meher Baba and is today a place of spiritual pilgrimage outside Pimplagaon village, approximately nine miles from Ahmednagar, India.

Meherazad was established in about 1948 or slightly earlier. The complex features buildings, gardens and vehicles pertaining mostly to Baba’s later phases. Of special interest is Baba’s Room. Seclusion Hill, where Baba did much work, rises behind Meherazad. It is open to visitors on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm, and Sundays from 10:45 am to 12:30 pm. [1]

Some of Meher Baba's surviving mandali still reside there. Meherazad is incorporated under the Avatar Meher Baba Trust.