11 October 2012

We appreciate all your efforts in serving us as well as possible. They pay off, you can believe it; this teaching will be able to satisfy many hearts in need. The hardness of times, and the even worse hardness that will strike future man, will lead him to seek inside himself a reason to exist and to fight until the end of his life. A collective awareness will occur on the true meaning of life here below and its purpose. Facts that currently cannot be easily imagined will urge him to go in this direction. Our way will answer the aspirations of many men and women, eager for a means of knowing their true nature and advancing in this discovery. A mysterious impulse will lift up the hearts that will feel a need to engage in a way of evolution and to undertake the necessary work. Humanity will feel a thirst for spirituality; that which does not seem possible today will occur tomorrow. Since time immemorial, many other feats have been achieved and have benefited Earthmen. Even if a huge amount of work remains to be done to bring it to the highest level, progress made will allow it, one day, to quicken the pace. A faint light is dawning on the horizon; one day, it will become a pure sun flooding the Earth with its beneficial rays."

Babuji

--Reflections

We have good reasons to continue to give you these messages. They will be variously appreciated. Where some readers will see only repetitions in our remarks, others will recognise that these very repetitions raise their awareness little by little, thus transforming their spiritual process. These writings will not please everyone, but which reading can? Our aspirants come from different backgrounds, from cultures or religions that laid their individual foundations on which their current frame of mind was built. The main thing for all is the work being carried out in them through their practice, which prepares them for a mostly convincing spiritual progress. It will then be high time to perfect this work, with suitable contributions. Many ways lead to the source, some being more direct than others, but all, inevitably, converge. The length of the path has more than one raison d'être; there is so much diversity among men that it is logical for the same to be found in their approach to such a process. In our way, the practice is very well adapted to each aspirant who advances at his own pace. How could it be otherwise? Only the end result will unify this work as a whole. Time is the best ally of all; perseverance being the strength of the motivated abhyasi who will reap the fruits of his work."

Babuji

--Reflections