4 April 2012

Man is a victim of progress. He is delighted to have an easier life in some respects, but he suffers from the relevant heavy consequences. He is caught up in this spiral and it seems impossible to him to revert to a more balanced and healthier life. It took only half a century to bring him to this extreme situation, from which he cannot extricate himself. A heavy toll was also taken on Nature. This spiral will have to reach its climax before the situation comes back to normal.

"Man, turned towards spirituality, manages to find a certain balance in spite of this context. He sets moments aside for isolation, and develops for himself a parallel life beside this unsettling agitation to his health. This situation is unique in the history of civilisations. It will not conclude in a very glorious way. Failure to respect the universal rules and laws leads to irreversible situations which mankind will have to be subjected to. By not respecting anything or anybody, man scorns the great principles prevailing for this world – a tiny system in the Great Whole, which disturbs the established order. In this area, extreme situations require suitable and effective corrective measures; this is required by the laws of the universe."

Babuji

--Reflections