7 February 2014

Reference is made to your question, my daughter: you cannot easily picture the world where we live. We will only refer to the relational aspect between beings. Desire, jealousy and hatred are abolished. Brotherhood, tolerance and comprehension are therein the prelude to love.

"The quest for perfection is permanent; aspiration to remain united to the Divine is integrated into our cellular life. We vibrate in the same subtle energy. A constant heavenly harmonic unifies our songs. We love in unison and only see the beauty and purity of the place.

"Our recognition towards the Creator is boundless; it is only equalled by our incommensurable love.

"It is painful and gruelling, in terms of vibrations, to return to suffering worlds.

"What else can we say? We will not be able to actually enjoy the delights of this world as long as our human brothers, or those evolving on other planets and subjected to almost unbearable ways of life, have not been released from their chains.

"The following goal is our priority: a time of relief for all the creatures of God."

Babuji

--Reflections

Do not be upset regarding the previous message. You cannot change the situation in the immediate future, nor can we.

"That is how things are; men act like sheep and do not resist skilfully run denunciation campaigns.

"Distance yourself, my daughter: many countries of the Earth live with much more tragic situations. Persecutions, violence and misery are their daily lot.

"This world is sick; it is trying to seek itself through tragedy. Happy people are rare; they are uneventful and live ignored by their kind.

"Large countries are busy in a sordid competition, which is the source of all evils and they foment dreadful aggressions.

"Money power is destructive: it only generates all kinds of conflicts and it inflicts misfortune to populations.

"This collective madness is accelerating; it will necessarily stop one day. By which means? Think about it and pray so that this poor Earth in the grip of negative forces raging therein can resume its common sense."

Babuji

--Reflections