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13 May 2012

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Babuji Maharaj

10 May 2002· 10:00 am

broadcast on 13 May 2012

Yes, it is as simple as that; my Master says it perfectly. We all work on different levels to build a world, a Mission solid in every respect. "It is being established, far from the current concepts, without publicity or sensational effects. It is in the making, quite simply, as long planned by the higher authorities. In this field nothing is left to chance, in spite of the inevitable difficulties in all projects, even spiritual ones. Each one adds his contribution to the edifice; thus are built things that defy time. The divine will always prevails. In implementing its plans, it [time] does not really matter. Its ways are not ours; the human being is not capable of understanding the major reasons supporting its intentions. So life continues apparently without any large-scale plan, and yet in the field of the spirit with which we are interested here, everything is thoroughly planned – which is completely beyond human understanding. Never mind. What must be will be; that is the way it has gone from time immemorial."

S.E.

--Reflections

Babuji Maharaj

11 May 2002· 8:00 am

broadcast on 13 May 2012

Look at the dove; it can settle on mud, but its plumage remains white and pure. Thus is the very refined mystic, who little by little rises above the miasmas of the Earth and who gives importance to his divine nature. The great sages of the past and the present did the same to arrive at this self-control, which places them on a higher level. They fought; they constantly renewed their efforts, their desire to progress being the strongest. It is not easy to manage one's own nature. It is only human; it is tough in its weaknesses and its shortcomings. The candidate in his initiatory process becomes aware, as he advances, of his shortcomings and the weak points on which he must focus, and tries to correct them. An assiduous practice opens his eyes; this simple fact places him in a very different position, since he can make his own assessment which encourages him to act. The sadhana is the best remedy; it is by progressing that he truly discovers himself, without external assistance. He finds inside himself all the answers. He is no longer alone, he has understood the main thing; there lies the supreme blessing."

Babuji

--Reflections