13 December 2013

The harvest is nice. One day it will feed a large number of hearts. "Do not just view it as a pile of papers where what we say each day is registered.

"The first reading does not reveal a teaching of major importance.

"If you try hard to live according to them, you will be surprised to note the transformation that takes place in you with time.

"We do not intend to use flowery words and make big philosophical speeches that do not necessarily leave any mark in the hearts.

"You are capable of understanding these gems. It would be a shame not to see them; they line your way, often darkened by the many problems of daily life.

"The current way of life in your societies wrongly stimulates your senses. Without your being aware of it, noises and images badger you to the detriment of your inner life.

"You have a vital need for silence and meditation, which many people cannot meet as they are bogged down in that system whereby not enough place is allocated to man to discover his true nature.

"His balance is consequently disrupted. He can no longer define himself in this permanent hubbub. Only moments of retreat and silence, in his own presence, would enable him to open out and accept his life here below.

"You, our candidates, you know the remedy to these evils. It is only up to you that it embellishes your days."

--Reflections

Babuji

--Reflections

As long as you have patience to read us and really demand it, we will not remain insensitive to your call. "Can a father be short of ideas to say to his children? He is guided by his heart which makes him find the appropriate words and arguments capable of reasoning with them when necessary. It is the way you are; your reactions to outstanding events inspire our remarks.

"We follow you step by step and we try to light your road, both beautiful and enriching, but also fraught with sinuous and treacherous obstacles.

"The palette of your life is very rich. The subtlety of the colours that make it up allows for skilful mixing by you.

"You are the artist, and, in a way, it is up to you to embellish it and build it in the most pleasant way. You are the only one who can add touches of paint to the painting to make it nice and luminous.

"You must know how to play with nuances, contrasts and a wide range [of colours] which will enable you to sign the work that your life constitutes with an indelible and unique mark of its kind."

Babuji

--Reflections