This was just a solo project done on the side for fun, not a serious solo album done in competition with The Who like EG and CE were, so it's not going to be as finely-crafted as they were, but for what's on it, it's great.  These songs reflect Pete's devotion to Meher Baba in particular and his deep spirituality in general.  It took awhile for the album to grow on me precisely because of the abovementioned descriptions, but once it had, I really began to love it.  My faves are "Content" (wish it were longer!), "There's a Heartache Following Me," "Pure and Easy" (slightly different from the band's version), "Nothing Is Everything" (a million times better than The Who's version, what with the different lyrics and interpretation; this song was not written for Roger at all), and the beautiful original closer "Parvardigar."  The final song was adapted and set to music from Meher Baba's "Universal Prayer," a gorgeous piece of non-sectarian and spiritual religious poetry in addition to just a prayer.  It really demonstrates the unfathomable and indescribable nature of the Divine, and uses many different names for him/her towards the end.  Who wouldn't want to say Amen to such a beautiful universal prayer set to music?