23 January 2006

No addition to our method is required; it is self-sufficient, as we have already indicated. We should not be hooked into the modes of the moment. As of now, we must preserve it from the temptation of the ones and others to bring their personal touch to the method. We already insisted on this point and will insist again as soon as we feel it necessary.

"Curiosity is man's natural tendency. He finds intriguing that which he does not know; anything new stimulates his mind. Our work does not go in this direction. He can interiorize himself, yes, but for the good cause. As for the rest, he must go and seek other sensations elsewhere outside our system. Our way is no recreation. Spiritual maturity leads towards simplicity rather than intellectual curiosity. We do not disparage it, but it does not fit in our trajectory.

"Many deviations weakened serious ways; we must remain vigilant on this point. We think that these messages will be able to help our candidates, at least those who will be ready to accept them; it is to this end that they are given.

"It is regrettable that my son cannot have them regularly as they are written and wordprocessed. The barriers of the language are the principal obstacles. Solutions will be found with time to remedy the situation."

Babuji

--First Selection (Messages referring to the Master, Mission and method of Sahaj Marg)