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Monday · Broadcast

2 July 2012

2 messages

Babuji Maharaj

18 July 2002

broadcast on 2 July 2012

Are you abandoned and ignored in this world? Then why would you be so elsewhere, when you have left it? You do not have anything to fear; the bonds of souls defy both distances and time. You have been witnessing the evidence of it for many years. The Earthmen believe they are the only living beings on this small planet spinning around itself, while it follows a preset course. It is a mere dot in a star cluster, and is neither exceptional nor imposing. They have been given teachings coming from other worlds throughout their long history, which does not make of them higher beings. As we already said, the level of evolution on this Earth is not very high, contrary to what men believe. One day, they will actually have to resign themselves to that and admit their ignorance of realities. After being convinced about it, it will not be easy for them to set out again on new bases more in line with the universal laws. It is by dint of this that the world will continue to exist. As for the only true greatness, it exists only in the values that the majority of humans want to ignore. To them God is a myth. They don't consider such aspects, preferring to continue wallowing in an exacerbated materialism. Pray for the advent of a world more right and beautiful."

Babuji

--Reflections

Babuji Maharaj

19 July 2002

broadcast on 2 July 2012

My son is overwhelmed; nothing escapes his vigilance. The growing Mission becomes an important matter to be managed. He has an innate sense of organisation, but all becomes difficult for him because of its scope. Abhyasis will have to put in efforts more and more so that the Mission can be structured harmoniously on the material plane. While growing, the Mission is posing many problems, financial and human. Nothing is simple with men; they go and seek complications where there should be none. Our work changes them spiritually, but as for their character, radical transformation does not necessarily ensue. We know the weak points of mankind and we take it into account as much as possible, while making sure that of those who have faith in us, the best is developed and bears its fruit in our nice undertaking. Each one is doing his best. Our aspirants, as a whole, are very willing. The blinkers that sometimes limit them are inherent in the world where they live. The important thing is that work should progress; inevitably, man will manage to reach the highest level of spirituality."

Babuji

--Reflections