Eruch Jessawalla, one of Babas intimate mandali, would tell Harry stories about Baba in the early days and they would discuss various spiritual topics that Harry would record on his tape recorder. During Harrys lifetime he would use the material from these conversations to give his public talks on Meher Baba. Meher Baba encouraged Harry to begin speaking about Him to the Baba group in New York City, called the Monday Night Group and later at the Society for Avatar Meher Babas office on Saturday nights. Then in 1967, Baba gave Harry an order to give two public programs to celebrate Babas birthday and silence day each year. At these events Harry would give a talk. Eruch actually requested Harry in 1970, in Meherazad, to publish his experiences, because Eruch felt Harry had a deep understanding of Babas life and work because of his intimacy with the God-Man, both as His doctor and mandali. Meher Baba on different occasions called Harry Kenmore one of His most intimate mandali, His apostle, His dear son and a chip off the Ole Block. The themes and concepts in each talk were all developed through Harrys understanding and elaboration that reflected the conversations he had with Baba and the mandali, his intense study of Babas principles and precepts in the books he read, spiritual themes discussed by Baba and stories told in mandali hall.