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4 September 2013

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Babuji Maharaj

15 January 2000· 8:00 am

broadcast on 4 September 2013

No, the source has not dried up yet. We will complete this page, as per your consent. Whenever you lose heart, think of my son, your Master, who also must drain himself of strength to fulfil his mission on Earth.

"That is how it is for each one of you. At a certain stage in your life, lassitude can come and you can be subjected to it. It is only human; you need strong motivations to overcome it; it takes an act of faith to arrive at it.

"You must honour your contract whatever the role you may have to play. We have already said it: there are no small roles, each human being has his place here below and is part and parcel of a whole made up of seemingly dissimilar elements.

"It does not matter what an individual seems to represent; he has a reason to exist. The Creator placed him where he must be and he must do that which he came for. It does not rest on any of you to judge if such-and-such an individual is important, since the way you do it is not right. Your assessments and your reference points are distorted; therefore you should try to rise above human reasoning so as to gain in stature."

Babuji

--The Uplift

Babuji Maharaj

15 January 2000· 9:30 am

broadcast on 4 September 2013

Lift up your thoughts; do not dwell on human behaviours, take a look at yourself before issuing criticisms. Are you perfect? Other people would know about that.

"Each one must face up to not only what life has in store for him, but to his disposition, to his genetic capital that plays tricks on him, and to his character that must be adjusted to those of the beings surrounding him. That is no easy task, but it is an excellent means for you to test your adaptability and your patience.

"If all men on this Earth resembled each other in every respect, your life would be disconcertingly monotonous. The entire creation is greatly diverse. If you take the trouble to study it from every angle, you will remain puzzled over it: how is it possible, you would say?

"Turn your attention to all that lives and moves around you, observe nature; it is full of lessons. You will be given a lesson of humility and courage seeing that each element, which constitutes creation, fights hard to survive in the face of the harshness of its environment."

Babuji

--The Uplift