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29 November 2013

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Babuji Maharaj

29 October 2000· 8:00 am

broadcast on 29 November 2013

We have been drawing your attention to the ravages of pollution for a long time. Governments hide the seriousness of the situation.

"To have enough to eat is a problem for many individuals on Earth, but one day soon, it will become general, even for the very well-off.

"Pollution is in the soil, in the air that you breathe and around the Earth. These different kinds of pollutions add up and will bring about increasing difficulties, in particular with regard to food.

"Political leaders will not indefinitely be able to continue to bury their heads in the sand. Talking about these cases of sick cows is not enough. In the future, all animals will know difficulties of this nature.

"To a lesser extent, the plant kingdom is also not saved from this. It also presents similar inconveniences related to cultivation methods, which come on top of the various pollutions.

"If agriculture, livestock farming and all that relates to food, are not reviewed and corrected in a radical way, there will be serious problems.

"More and more, you should be very vigilant on your nutrition; your health hinges on that."

Babuji

--Reflections

Babuji Maharaj

30 October 2000· 8:00 am

broadcast on 29 November 2013

Make your own sky colourful, let your reflections embellish it and your words remain like light clouds that move through without darkening it.

"Watch yourself constantly, my daughter. Having reached the crossroads, it is necessary to make a choice. Remember the ascension of a mountain and the difficulty in reaching the peak. This ultimate climbing requires a lot of rigour; all is counted in the least details.

"A stumble can jeopardise everything.

"Such is the law. We insist on this point so that you cannot blame us for being demanding, since we do not demand anything, we only suggest in order to facilitate your ascent.

"It is good to know what altitude one intends to reach. The mountain guide is intransigent and inflexible for the good (and even, as one might say in certain cases, for the survival) of beings who have confidence in him.

"He does not take them by force. They have chosen the objective to be reached and he is there to help them, often against their own wishes, facing difficulties that are bound to arise.

"The struggle is rough, but the victory is so beautiful. Is it not worth some efforts?"

Babuji

--Reflections