John Parry, Australian painter, describes Francis Brabazon’s early life as an artist. Filmed at Avatar’s Abode Spring Sahavas 2007 by Geoff Cantor. Edited by Michael Le Page. Produced by Micheal Le Page and John Parry.
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When Francis Brabazon had finished “The Word At Worlds End” in 1963 at Meherazad, Rano was asked to type it up. Just before Rano had finished typing Francis’ book ‘Four and Twenty Blackbirds’ … which she loved. But while typing “The Dreams of Wet Pavements” the opening poem in Francis’ book ‘The Word At Worlds […]
I was born in England [in 1907], but when I was five years old, my father decided that The City of Dreadful Night (London) was not a fit place to bring up a family, and he migrated to Australia, settling first in Sydney, then in Melbourne and finally on a small farm in Northeast Victoria, […]
Francis sang some of these songs to Meher Baba in the 1960s using a harmonium. Some of these songs are now sung around the world. THIS BOOK: is the same collection of songs that was published in 1982 by Filis Frederick. It is Volume 20, Number One of the Awakener Magazine and is complete with […]
We have waited all night for you, and now the dawn is come.
From distant places we came—there can be no returning home.
Click here to read the full ghazal #1 and commentary.
What God or gods or men will care to hear our tale—
Blind witless fellows on waves’ way who weep and rail?
Click here to read the full ghazal #2 and commentary.
Well have you called yourself the Ocean of Mercy—
For your shadow the sea has now rejected us,
Click here to read the full ghazal #3 and commentary.