13 February 2014

By developing in you what is good and right, you unite with the Creator. The way to perfection is long and difficult; we have often referred to that. Do not lose heart if you do not obtain results as quickly as you may wish; striving towards this goal is already intrinsically noble.

"While advancing very regularly in your spiritual practice, you can feel that a change is taking place in you. It is deeper than it seems; you do not react any more in the same way in the face of events and this asset seems natural to you. You cope better with unpleasant situations; they affect you less deeply. With time, this change is obvious and you appreciate what you have become. It is about a beginning, towards a long and enlightening metamorphosis that will transform your life. Your well-being is felt very profoundly and you envisage the future with a new vision.

"This process has changed your existence. Perseverance brings hope; everyday, you enjoy its fruits.

"You are engaged in a long process which will lead you to the highest level; God willing, your efforts and His grace can work wonders."

Babuji

--Reflections

We appreciate this collection: 'The songs of the spirit'. Its elements are well chosen and presented with finesse. This collection is like a crystal pearl lying atop the whole of these messages, some of which are not heartening.

"They are also – so we wish for all – suffused with hope for better times and sufficiently rewarding to encourage you in your spiritual journey.

"We often emphasise what constitutes a handicap in such a process. We know the relevant traps, pitfalls, hence our insistence on underlining some human traits.

"Nobody is perfect. If it were true, people would know about it quickly, such an exception would be noticed. We only have one goal, one desire: to help you as usual.

"How many hearts will these messages reach? When will they be known more largely? We do not know exactly.

"They exist, they have their own life, and time will give them the place they deserve.

"They are, as of now, at the disposal of some privileged people. What interest and reactions do they generate in them? After having come a long way with these writings, what is their assessment? That is the question.

"We hope, with the help of the same words repeated tirelessly, that we have touched hearts and contributed to showing to them life in a different light."

Babuji --Reflections