"Now no morel It is already giving me a headache. Ben says 'Baba, relax!' (Ben didn't say anything.) Beryl, see: This gross human mind, which can invent, imagine, think anything, can't know the minds of others. But the mentally conscious human mind can know the minds of all. It is so powerful, it can even raise from the dead a body that has been dust for one hundred years. It has happened before. This power that is received is the rays of the Supreme All-Power that is the sun, is God. Here rays from the sun can raise the dead; and I repeat, the mental, subtle, gross worlds are all phenomena, illusion. There is no reality but God. All else is illusion. So raising the dead, giving sight to the blind is but 'Tamasha, the farce."

After some music, Baba left the barn for the Lagoon Cabin.

Two days after the women visited Baba's house, the men had their opportunity. At 1:45 Baba left the Lagoon Cabin in Elizabeth's blue car, followed closely by a number of cars. At 1:55 Adi came out on the screen porch and asked whether all the men had arrived. They were ushered into the living room where Baba sat in the far corner, wearing His pink coat. Baba seemed to be in a hearty mood, recalling the hilarious show the men had put on for him the day before. It was a mood of man to man, or better of God to man. Baba said to embrace him, receive his prasad and go through the house. After embracing each man lovingly, Baba placed a wrapped candy into the right hand of each man and boy. He was the perfect host. There was no discourse inside the house; the reception was simple, loving and brief.

The inside of this handsome brick house specially designed for Baba is painted white, the furnishings are antique, not new. Adi pointed out the bedroom where he and Nariman slept (that is, if they slept), and Nariman showed Baba's bedroom where he had embraced those who were there in '56. One devotee felt impelled to kneel here, and Nariman invited him to sit on Baba's chair, saying: "Go on and satisfy your desire to sit on it. It's all right." The God-Man does not sleep the ordinary sleep and there was an indefinable uniqueness in that atmosphere. The bed was imported from India and the mattress too. From the windows the ocean could be seen. Baba had told someone that He had lived all over the world and even in caves, but that He loves this house because it was built with love.

Eruch came out on the porch, followed by Baba and Adi. The Beloved could hardly take a step unaided. They walked slowly across the garden and