Babuji Maharaj
16 December 2003· 8:00 am
broadcast on 18 February 2007
Life keeps changing, and it is advisable to adapt to situations; which man isn't keen on. He keeps searching, throughout his existence, for a solid anchor in all manifestations of his life, but that isn't feasible. Fundamentally, he seeks a stability that does not resist indefinitely the vagaries of time. We will come back once again to the fact that this equilibrium is acquired through the knowledge of his true nature, which is immutable and in compliance with divine laws, which he can't escape. He believes he is the master of his own life, yet he only obeys orders, subjected to rules completely beyond him.
"When he opens up to the knowledge of laws governing this world, in relation to and dependent on higher forces, his vision of the things changes, and he complies more readily with the vagaries of his Earthly existence. He becomes aware that it is a formative stage and that each one of his incarnations is, for him, an opportunity of progressing. This being achieved, his true objective can then take shape, within a more general framework centred on his evolution.
"The light appears in him: he henceforth knows his priorities and he acts accordingly. Even if all his attempts are not crowned with success, he progresses in the right direction. It will be better to accept the blows dealt by fate, by understanding the meaning, which escaped him in the past, and he progresses in his quest, keeping his objective in mind. Wisdom is more or less innate, but until the end, man is put to the test of endurance, making him progress in that way. For the soul having reached this stage, there is every hope of success."
Babuji
--Second Selection (Messages to all Members of the Human Fraternity)