One day in January (1947), Eruch was sent to the village of Bhor to bring Bhorwala Baba to the ashram. He was Muslim and an adept pilgrim of mental consciousness. As usual, Eruch told the thin, elderly mast that he wanted to take him to see his elder brother, but the mast, who was not fooled, corrected him, “You are not taking me to your elder brother, but to Meher Baba!”
Bhorwala Baba declared, “Meher Baba has in him the whole universe. He is the Master of everyone, and he is within every disciple. He is this world, that which is above it and that which is below it. He is in me and in everyone.”
Then in ecstasy he exclaimed:
“He is the Saint of saints;
he is Tajuddin Baba!
In one glance, he sees
the whole continent of India.”
As soon as Eruch and the mast arrived in the ashram, Eruch told Baba what Bhorwala Baba had said. Because Baba for his own reasons never liked to work with a mast who recognized him, he decided not to meet Bhorwala, and gave instructions that he be taken back to Bhor the following morning.
Lord Meher, Original Publication, Bhau Kalchuri, Vol. 9, p. 3146