The sahavas men and women were to have their lunch that day at 11:30 A.M., so Baba instructed them to leave the pandal at eleven o'clock. Baba also urged them to eat to their heart's content, and those departing in the afternoon should board the train with his name on their lips.
Lovers such as Madhusudan, Sunita Thade and Deshmukh's daughter, Jaishree, sang songs to Baba in the pandal. The Poona group then sang the arti, as Baba, holding Eruch's hand, remained standing, moving his right hand slowly to and fro. Those attending the sahavas were drowned in Baba's Ocean of Love, and after the arti, Baba asked all to go for lunch. The Wine of love now burst into tears! One man began loudly shouting. Another elderly man threw himself at Baba's feet weeping.
Calling both to him, Baba embraced them and reminded them, "To obey me is the real thing."
Adi Dubash suddenly felt giddy and had trouble standing; he was removed to the dispensary for treatment. Baba went to his cabin and at noon, after all had eaten, he came out to depart for Meherazad. The sahavas group formed into two long rows. Baba's lift-chair was carried between them to the road, where he took his seat in the car. "A profound sense of sadness descended on Meherabad," Age related, "and tears fell from almost every eye. After giving them his company for the past several days, the pangs of separation were his gift to them. He, who resided in their hearts, created deeper aspiration to love him."
After Baba's departure at 12:30 P.M., the sahavas group's bags and luggage were taken out of the temporary camps, loaded onto bullock carts and transported to the railway tracks. Most of those sick had recuperated except for four persons who had low fevers. They were sent by car to the railway station so that they could board the train there more easily.
The mandali and some other volunteers were arranging things, walking up and down railway lines, back and forth. Pendu was slowly walking with the help of two canes. Those who observed him were moved at his condition, considering the pains he had taken to make arrangements for their comfort, while he himself was so disabled. The entire mandali left nothing undone for the comfort and convenience of those attending the sahavas, so that they were able to drink more and more Wine, which had flowed so abundantly during the past five days.