9 December 2013

Never stop singing this divine love, and living it in you. It is the sesame which opens doors. Acting like that compensates for many failures.

"Love embellishes everything. It can transform the most arid hearts; it surrounds them, encloses them, and ends up submerging them. Nothing resists its vibratory power.

"'True lovers' are recognisable: they have depth in their eyes, a special sparkle, and suns are reflected there which illuminate their look.

"Call love constantly. It can array the most ordinary being with magnificence. That very richness is not granted to everyone; it is innate or received by grace. This divine heritage is by far the most important thing.

"Love modifies the vibration of the human body by making each one of its cells vibrate differently.

"Loving is to have in the heart a treasure, a unique force, which transforms and lights up what surrounds it.

"Excel in this vision of love and in its application. It will propel you to unsuspected heights, carried away by your own success."

Babuji

--Reflections

We know that love nourishes you and that it helps you live. We can see your heart and know how you operate. You can give thanks to God; it is good luck to have reached this point.

"Love is the panacea. When will men understand it, instead of hating and exterminating one another?

"The golden age is not for tomorrow, but each day is a small step towards its coming true.

"Hearts rise up towards the light, and more and more people with goodwill appear in the world to help their brothers in difficulties.

"The world is an immense field of sufferings, caused by a multiplicity of evils. Constant complaints reach us. Prayers rise towards the Almighty, so that in His infinite goodness, He may one day grant to the beings populating this Earth, a life less hard thereon and that spiritual ideals prevail, bringing peace to the hearts of men of goodwill who work for their salvation and for that of the whole humanity.

"May this mad world wake up one day to beauty, harmony and love."

Babuji

--Reflections