Not even in Hamirpur was such a meeting called. But because I felt something was seriously wrong, I [convened] it. There must be absolute honesty, or no Baba! I am BABA. I know so. Let K.D.R.M. be dissolved. Do you want to suggest anything? Am I unjust in dissolving K.D.R.M.?
All four members of K.D.R.M. were asked, "Do you think I am unjust in dissolving K.D.R.M.?"
They each replied no.
Baba then decided: "K.D.R.M. be dissolved. Centers be dissolved. Every true worker becomes a Baba-center! And for God's sake, for Baba's sake, be aware of money. One pie [cent] taken from others [under false pretenses] makes one die a million deaths!"
Baba further stated:
I know definitely I love Andhra, and the people of Andhra have expressed their love in a way as to touch my heart. Every one of you who is here tonight loves me. So I feel very happy. The unique love expressed by all of Andhra during all the small and big [darshan] programs has touched me very deeply.
Now, once again, I will confess before God, Whoever He be, our weaknesses on behalf of you all, as the Eluru people were not here when I confessed the first time tonight. After the confession, if you really love me even a little, I want your hearts toward one another to be clean. Forget your past differences, clean your hearts, and live for Baba, if you love Baba.
One worker asked as to how Baba's messages would reach them after the centers were dissolved. Baba replied:
You are all workers of Baba. Those who have money and can afford it can go from place to place, telling people about my message of love. Those who have little money can go around their own town and by living a life of love convert others to love for God. Those who have no money, a large family and no time, should convert their own homes to Baba's love. So, from now on, no centers, no office, no accounts. Money should not be asked from people, and Baba's love will be there. Is this not right?
A worker queried, "Can we correspond with you directly after the centers are closed?"
"I am stopping all correspondence," Baba stated.
The worker complained, "For others' faults we have to suffer!"
"It is no one's fault," Baba assured him. "It may be your fault, who knows? Is there anyone without weaknesses, defects and faults?"