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Thursday · Broadcast

21 June 2012

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Babuji Maharaj

3 July 2002· 8:00 am

broadcast on 21 June 2012

Even if they don't have any special gifts, each one of our aspirants, quite regular in sadhana, can feel us in their hearts. It is enough to call us very sincerely, selflessly, for us to be listening in. Impulses of love cause these situations, which support the openness of the heart the way we conceive it in our way. Our rituals and our songs are performed in silence and in meditation, supporting the expansion of the soul. Interiorisation makes them take on all their might. There is no room for idolatry in our gatherings. By venerating one's Master with a quiet presence on special occasions, you show to him your gratitude and love. Is there anything more beautiful than this imposing evidence, whereby our abhyasis come from afar to see their Master, and to show him the place he holds in their spiritual life? To express one's love is a healthy and spontaneous action, not orchestrated for a monetary profit; it is about spiritual benefits, freely given and received."

Babuji

--Reflections

Babuji Maharaj

3 July 2002· 10:00 am

broadcast on 21 June 2012

These contacts over so many years, are they not the evidence of our approval, with regard to your work? You are no exception to the rule, my daughter. Human nature is like that; it needs to be reassured. Encouragements motivate its action and support its performances. The human being is greatly complex; the most refined among them – in terms of their perceptions and their analyses, however thorough they may be – cannot grasp its reality. Man's heart is a vast area, the secrets of which are not accessible to all his fellow men. We enter it through the spiritual work, which lays bare the biggest part of this space. We are working to that end, and this action results from the confidence being placed in us. We don't violate this reserved domain, where we read like an open book without the least accent escaping us. We are working not to judge, but to tune the sounds of a highly precious instrument, since it is the stronghold of a divine presence."

Babuji

--Reflections