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Wednesday · Broadcast

21 May 2014

2 messages

Babuji Maharaj

12 December 2001· 8:00 am

broadcast on 21 May 2014

Do not start again having feelings of self-doubt; we cannot accept this any more. The sizeable number of messages that you wrote, as well as their contents, must shield you from this kind of reaction.

"As for the reactions of the readers, all will not be supportive of the principle, but if the readers actually want to read attentively, they will not be able to remain indifferent.

"Nobody in this world can have unanimous support; the human being's reactions are quite unpredictable.

"It is all a question of understanding; open-mindedness cannot be acquired on request. It is the fruit of a personal work, and varies according to the individual.

"Boredom is not likely to be established on this Earth: the uniformity of thought is nowhere near happening.

"These messages will contribute to opening people's minds to knowledge; they do not target the intellect but a secret part of the being, which is making its way beyond time, at its own pace, and whose limits reside only inside itself.

"Man is a latent world; he displays all relevant aspects. No one is the only one of his kind. Humanity is a whole, more coherent than it seems. Differences are only apparent. Life is as one, as a whole, and a great unity enables it to exist."

Babuji

--Reflections

Babuji Maharaj

12 December 2001· 10:00 am

broadcast on 21 May 2014

These messages could be read in small portions, each day, like a necessary food for the spirit. We suggest this means of familiarising yourself with these messages, in addition to your sadhana. The two activities complement each other perfectly.

"Do not worry about criticisms which these writings may prompt. Which great works, known universally to date, did not receive bitter criticisms in the beginning? The biblical writings were no exception, nor any other work, profane or sacred. What matters is not in the appreciation that they can raise among the greatest number, it is in the quality of emotion and openness likely to touch the hearts ready to benefit from them.

"It is impossible in this world to reach a consensus on something, whatever it is. It is a recognised and accepted fact that one must carry on in all circumstances, especially when the issue is worth it.

"Making these messages public will prompt reactions of all sorts. This should not stop the process. Nothing can be obtained easily in this world, even when it is about doing good."

Babuji

--Reflections