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29 June 2012

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Babuji Maharaj

14 July 2002· 10:00 am

broadcast on 29 June 2012

According to what we have just mentioned, there remains enormous work to be done on this Earth, but this fight is not futile, quite the contrary. A very remote future, but a glorious one, will crown the efforts of each one. This prospect must encourage you to work towards its achievement. All that is done for a right cause partakes of a special system meant to help the forces that are working towards this imposing end. The golden age will come together with advanced beings populating this Earth, all working so that the divine intentions are achieved and structured towards infinity, in this architecture of the universe. All the positive forces – whatever their level – are busy operating with a precise aim: to serve the greatness of God, the creator of all things. You should feel more and more concerned with these noble projects; imagine yourself working for a great and beautiful cause, completely surrendered to a higher will, capable of transforming the world. You will never be alone again, even if you were isolated or stranded on a desert island, since you will belong to this big family in the service of the divine power."

Babuji

--Reflections

Babuji Maharaj

15 July 2002· 8:00 am

broadcast on 29 June 2012

Faith is also about keeping heart and remaining valiant at the helm of this frail boat, which sails ineluctably towards the opposite bank. The anchorage point will depend on the spirit governing it. From the dreary swamps to the luminous banks, there is a margin that the soul, in its ascent, manages to distinguish. It aspires to beauty; it calls its God, and leaves it to the Master it has chosen to help it in this crossing. To take the right course, to avoid the pitfalls and to sail by sight in zones of turbulence – nothing is easy in this process. Wisdom can be innate in man, but he needs a guide, wiser and more experienced than himself, to help him in this delicate operation that must lead him towards the right destination. He can trust him; he knows what should be avoided. By getting round the obstacle, he saves you precious time.

"That's how it goes in any serious spiritual way. The aspirant has made a choice; if he manages to stand by it, there is no limit to what he can hope for in terms of reaching the goal in the best condition."

Babuji

--Reflections