29 October 2012

The most advanced human being, the most open-minded, can penetrate into only a negligible part of the mystery that surrounds him, of his own reality and the vaster one related to the whole creation. We try in small amounts to introduce you to this reality which only crosses your mind. Part of you, of the being in his entirety, is at a stage on the Earth where he is supposed to evolve in a constructive way, thus contributing to his achievement. The core of your real personality resides in other levels of consciousness, with which you are in osmosis. Your dreams are only snatches of elements that remain on your mind, snatches of peregrinations made during your sleep in these spaces that you don't know consciously. We cannot go further on pain of disconcerting you. It would be necessary to say so many other things, but our remarks would be considered as delirious and inappropriate with respect to our current teaching. If it were more esoteric, it would target initiates having already a sound knowledge of the matter, and who go very far in their exploration of these characteristics relating to human and spiritual nature. We prefer for the moment, to remain in a more general context, accessible to all. To practise assiduously in compliance with our advice, given profusely in these series, clears the way to knowledge, and there, everything gets clearer to the seeker; he can switch to other fields of exploration, in his spiritual search."

Babuji

--Reflections

Man's salvation lies in his spiritual elevation. If he does not become aware of this reality, he stagnates, riveted to his human condition, his characterising inclinations, and he goes round in circles without any hope of getting out of it.

"Here, we endeavour to clarify the basic principles to be used in one's work before accessing higher knowledge related to a reality that is completely beyond him. He can assimilate the basis thereof only by raising himself spiritually, in order to arrive at vibratory planes fostering sufficient open-mindedness. There is no need to bombard someone with truths, who cannot receive them with a heart having acquired a certain degree of freedom from his human condition. There, as in many fields, no one can take short cuts on pain of confusing everything. It is necessary to leave time to the aspirant and to not rush him, on pain of making him regress. Comprehension will come by itself, through assiduous practice. Modern technology is ineffective in this field. Today's man does not have patience any more to force himself in a rigorous discipline. He would like to find a simple and fast means – like all the lucky finds he benefits from in his every day life, for example pressing a key – and to reach very quickly a higher level of spiritual achievement, hence the disappointment of some in the face of a very different reality. The divine laws are unchanged; man must conform to them if he wants to become worthy of being guided by them."

Babuji --Reflections