22 August 2011

Our way will develop more and more, because it is suitable for today's man and it will suit even more tomorrow's man. He will need this enlightenment on real spirituality divested of any constraint: religious, restrictive and sectarian. He will appreciate having within his reach a simple system capable of putting him in tune with the reality of his being, meaning the omnipresent divinity in him. His heart holds secrets, which he would like to penetrate. He is intrigued by all this potential he is sensing, but which he cannot use as he sees fit.

"He is looking for a key that will give him access to this treasure. To him, our way seems to be a simple means within his reach, and answering his profound aspirations without any formal commitment on his part. The searcher of today wants to be free; free from any domineering system that induces feelings of guilt.

"To progress in complete freedom, except for the redeeming requirement of sadhana, and under the guidance of a Master, neither domineering nor exacting, this is what man of this century aspires to."

Babuji

--Reflection