Sep 9, 2026 · 6 min · 4 segments
We came back, naturally, after some days, two or three, four days, we had to start work, naturally, we can't just sit like this.
So many things were pending, so many things had to be done, important things had to be done, because as soon as Baba passed away, the trust, our Tarmaya Baba trust began to function.
And as soon as Baba's body was lowered in the crypt, it became a public property.
You follow? because it's a public chair, they will trust me.
So all the things, formalities had to be gone through and all that, so I needed some documents which were kept in custody of Mani.
We came back, naturally, after some days, two or three, four days, we had to start work, naturally, we can't just sit like this.
So many things were pending, so many things had to be done, important things had to be done, because as soon as Baba passed away, the trust, our Tarmaya Baba trust began to function.
And as soon as Baba's body was lowered in the crypt, it became a public property.
You follow? because it's a public chair, they will trust me.
So all the things, formalities had to be gone through and all that, so I needed some documents which were kept in custody of Mani.
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Lost Sheep, Hidden Shepherd
The sight became a lesson about loss
When a Rock Became a Shepherd
The rock was actually their hidden shepherd
Sheep Calling Out Baba
The sheep's cries prompted a closer look
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