Episode

184. "I, Me and Mine", Eruch's commentary on poem

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Meher Baba Treasures
Published
Jul 29, 2026
Duration seconds
85
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Summary

How does "Me, My, and I" lock us in prison? This talk reveals a painful irony: we hanker for absolute freedom, yet choose to tie ourselves to bondage.