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4 December 2013

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Babuji Maharaj

19 November 2000· 8:00 am

broadcast on 4 December 2013

You say that serving us is the biggest joy in your life, you see that it is not useless as you thought for a very long time.

"Until the end, life is full of surprises.

"Every human being, whatever his possibilities, serves the divine plan.

"There is no need to be a hero; bravery can be expressed at all times, modestly and without causing a stir. The fact of living and struggling for all sorts of reasons is praiseworthy.

"Modest lives, without grand gestures in the eyes of others, can be rich in the way they are accomplished.

"It is the alchemy that takes place at the heart level that can make the difference.

"So many wonders can happen in this place, which is as precious a place as any.

"The most insignificant person can possess some hidden treasures that no other human being can detect.

"Wealth is not where one generally expects it to be, but you our candidates, you have understood that, since your commitment shows that you know where the true values are.

"Appearances are misleading. Wanting to go beyond the illusion that subjugates this world is the most sensible initiative that can be taken by a human being."

--Reflections

Babuji

--Reflections

Babuji Maharaj

22 November 2000· 10:00 am

broadcast on 4 December 2013

We are very demanding of you, so we understand your weariness. Your state of health does not encourage such an absorbing activity.

"Your willingness and desire to satisfy us make you advance.

"My dear daughter, believe us, we do appreciate that. We are going to slow down for a few days, to let you recover.

"As regards the number of messages received, for a while, some will be given for the attention of those who will read them. Other readers, more informed, will discern through those lines more than what could emerge from the first reading, and they will feed themselves spiritually on them.

"Nothing can be forced. Hearts ready to receive them will receive them according to their expectations.

"You do what we expect from you, you cannot do anything more. Time will decide upon the future life of these writings.

"Keep calm; they will not be eternally relegated to a drawer without living their own life.

"Mind your reactions; keep well all that you write. You must not sort and discard; everything must be kept. The future will decide quite well in this regard. Minds believing they are superior will be tempted to revise everything; you must not trust them."

Babuji --Reflections