http://biographyx.tribe.net/thread/46bdadd1-fa4a-424b-a436-3a74a34c5640?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://biographyx.tribe.net/thread/46bdadd1-fa4a-424b-a436-3a74a34c5640#85bd54da-1af7-4ace-a183-af04d41696c0 I also love to read guru bios - I have a special added interest in Meher Baba because Gabriel Pascal, one of George Putnam's friends (George is Amelia Earhart's husband) knew Meher Baba and was supposed to make a movie about him. From what I read about Meher Baba, it seems that he is the real deal - I am very impressed with the way he lived his life and his teachings Wed, 08 Aug 2007 02:02:52 GMT http://biographyx.tribe.net/thread/46bdadd1-fa4a-424b-a436-3a74a34c5640#85bd54da-1af7-4ace-a183-af04d41696c0 Laurie 2007-08-08T02:02:52Z http://biographyx.tribe.net/thread/46bdadd1-fa4a-424b-a436-3a74a34c5640#d08f2f07-e477-4f1c-9206-36cf73f78bf4 Paul and Gavco -- a bit of a lag between the above and this; but fyi, the biography in question (written originally by Bhau Kalchuri in Hindi, then translated into English -- the 20 volumes you mention) is entitled LORD MEHER (in English -- or MEHER PRABHU in the original). The entire text (all 6,742 pages of it) is available online! -- see: http://www.lordmeher.org/index.jsp?pageBase=text.jsp&nextPage=home Regrettably, the online edition is not, so far, replete (as is the printed edition) with photographs (a notable feature of a notable work). But there's a lot of reading one can do there. And a search feature also can be used for research of various sorts. Information about Lord Meher can be found (among other places) here: http://www.lovestreetbookstore.com/lordmeher.htm cheers, d.i. Mon, 27 Nov 2006 22:47:20 GMT http://biographyx.tribe.net/thread/46bdadd1-fa4a-424b-a436-3a74a34c5640#d08f2f07-e477-4f1c-9206-36cf73f78bf4 david r. 2006-11-27T22:47:20Z http://biographyx.tribe.net/thread/46bdadd1-fa4a-424b-a436-3a74a34c5640#e00f8205-ad52-4b45-aae3-326f19caa8ce Hmmm, no. But one could google Meher Baba and get to the publisher, which would be the Maher baba Foundation (or something) in Myrtle Beach, SC. Thu, 05 Jan 2006 06:40:39 GMT http://biographyx.tribe.net/thread/46bdadd1-fa4a-424b-a436-3a74a34c5640#e00f8205-ad52-4b45-aae3-326f19caa8ce GAVCO 2006-01-05T06:40:39Z http://biographyx.tribe.net/thread/46bdadd1-fa4a-424b-a436-3a74a34c5640#106c3a33-44c0-47ad-aa76-df99749a16bc Have you got the ISBN and/or publisher details? Thu, 04 Aug 2005 20:23:26 GMT http://biographyx.tribe.net/thread/46bdadd1-fa4a-424b-a436-3a74a34c5640#106c3a33-44c0-47ad-aa76-df99749a16bc $item.owner.firstName 2005-08-04T20:23:26Z http://biographyx.tribe.net/thread/46bdadd1-fa4a-424b-a436-3a74a34c5640#97398905-4f8e-4736-b2f6-74479146d747 Anybody read any of the Meher Baba biography? There's twenty volumes - I've read the first five and they were/are awesome. I tend to read guru bios. Autobiography of a Yogi started me off aeons ago. Anything that takes me back to antiquated India, Nepal, Tibet I can sit with for days and days ... Thu, 04 Aug 2005 09:31:31 GMT http://biographyx.tribe.net/thread/46bdadd1-fa4a-424b-a436-3a74a34c5640#97398905-4f8e-4736-b2f6-74479146d747 GAVCO 2005-08-04T09:31:31Z