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Friday · Broadcast

4 May 2012

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Babuji Maharaj

2 May 2002· 8:00 am

broadcast on 4 May 2012

This divine and universal energy, love, is incommensurable. All and each one can benefit from it, more particularly in certain circumstances that support its manifestation. Man's heart feeds on it and is strengthened in cultivating it when he calls it intensely. The plurality of the worlds also is boundless and endless, without a beginning. Its complexity escapes today's keenest researcher completely. Human capabilities are limited. The scientists have not yet finished discovering and having to retract sensational observations and statements they may have made. This world of illusion hides the great truth from them, which no machine, however powerful it may be, can reveal to them since it is itself designed by man. His knowledge is limited to his smallness. He makes efforts, he makes progress, but he does not necessarily go in the right direction; there lies the nasty trick which creation holds for him. He believes he is the master of the world, he wants to dominate it; one day, all his theories will be swept away and engulfed, just like him, in the dust of time."

Babuji

--Reflections

Babuji Maharaj

2 May 2002· 10:00 am

broadcast on 4 May 2012

Man is a Lilliputian, presumptuous enough to believe that his knowledge is great. These experiments are harmful to the balance of the worlds. He is oblivious to the evil caused by himself, and cannot admit that these tests of all sorts are dangerous, which includes humanity who is the first to suffer from the ensuing consequences, whether visible or not. This frenzy of domination will have to stop suddenly one day, as there is the risk of causing even bigger dramas, if it is not controlled. We have already said it, man on this Earth is the biggest predator; this is nothing to be proud of. The sages try to thwart their madness; they only succeed partially. The excessive ego of the researchers drives them into risky adventures. We cannot stop the march of time. Other civilisations, too audacious, ended up being wiped out. This phenomenon is neither unique nor new. You whose ambition is to perfect yourself and advance in true knowledge – that which relates to the great divine truths – you are going in the right direction, distant from these devastating turpitudes. Be blessed for that."

Babuji

--Reflections