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Tuesday · Broadcast

3 July 2012

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Babuji Maharaj

20 July 2002· 10:00 am

broadcast on 3 July 2012

Your heart calls the Master, to whom you entrusted it. It is in pressing need and it expresses it intensely. These states are very positive; they show how big the thirst for the Divine is inside it. This thirst is decisive for the action of the spiritual Master who meets the needs of the heart. The request, being important, justifies the resulting specific work. A fervent heart does not remain ignored. All its impulses testify to its progress; they are productive. Nothing can be done to force someone out of half-heartedness; that does not encourage repeated actions likely to propel it to the highest level.

"Ask and you will receive; it is in the nature of things. A loving heart is insatiable; it attracts favours. As this need becomes constant, only grace can answer it. Do not lose sight of this aspect of constant remembrance, so misunderstood in our way. There is a whole training process to carry out in this area. As the aspirant advances, he finds for himself the paths that are the most favourable to access. They are on no account governed by the intellect; only the heart can choose what is appropriate for it."

Babuji

--Reflections

Babuji Maharaj

21 July 2002· 8:00 am

broadcast on 3 July 2012

Continue to love God, to love us with all your soul; it is by loving that you advance. This call in you is so strong that it cannot leave one insensitive. You are following the way of the great mystics of the past and the present, for whom only love matters above all. Let yourself be carried by this powerful force that nurtures your heart and your life. Give priority to its action, in and around yourself. Love is the antidote to the evil that corrodes this world. It must extend in an enabling environment and conquer the place. Glorify it; make it known through these writings just as was done by others of the same kind before. They seem anachronistic in this world in madness where many noises – including the sounds of mad music – stress humans who are subjected to them. They are caught in this spiral, which ends up to be deemed normal by some of them. They flee themselves; they do not listen any more to their inner voice that would like to warn them against this plague – i.e. modern life – to both their physical and psychic balance. May the voice of wisdom prevail one day among mankind, and make them reject all that is opposed to it."

Babuji

--Reflections