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Friday · Broadcast

30 May 2014

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Babuji Maharaj

18 December 2001· 10:00 am

broadcast on 30 May 2014

Do not be sad and discouraged, this is not like you. Do not forget that you must set an example of faith and surrender. Better days will come, joyful and sunny. You are not advancing hopelessly, abandoned to your sad fate like millions of human beings. You must remain a living torch for them – all those who are suffering, in despair, and do not have any comfort in this lifetime.

"Cope, my daughter, you have to, for us and for them, however absurd this may seem.

"Think of your Master, he too who is suffering physically. There is no room for weakening in his engagement; he must continue at all costs.

"Come and let your heart drink on the golden banks where all is joy and beauty.

"Don't you feel the relief which this escapade provides you? Enjoy it to the full. Make more use – than you do – of this means of keeping a balance inside yourself. And let it keep you serene."

Babuji

--Reflections

Babuji Maharaj

19 December 2001· 8:00 am

broadcast on 30 May 2014

According to your wishes, our two hearts communicate in secrecy. They are connected through a subtle, invisible, but existing bond. Don't you feel fulfilled? The same is also established between your Master and you.

"You are advancing towards one another; it was bound to happen. Humans are sometimes very slow to understand. Their soul leads them into a direction, and they resist, not paying attention to so many signs shown to them. A union of souls is subtle; it escapes human attention. It is either longstanding or being established little by little, according to God's intentions.

"Man is surrounded by mystery; he believes he knows all about himself, and yet he does not know that much. His view is restricted to his immediate perceptions, which permanently mislead him. He is the victim of his senses, of his understanding – which his own judgement makes him believe is vast. The highest scholar does not know much; if he really knew, he would feel ridiculous to have considered himself superior to many of his brothers.

"His life is a swirl; he is like a leaf in the wind, which glides and believes it is invincible before lying flat on the ground, definitively."

Babuji

--Reflections