Babuji Maharaj
2 May 2003· 10:00 am
broadcast on 7 July 2014
When we have felt weariness in the hearts, concerning these messages, we will stop, quite simply. The few people who have access to them do not show a loss of interest for the moment. So, let us continue a little longer, my daughter, if you don't mind.
"Today's man is impatient. He no longer spends hours reading. He is generally hooked into the movement of a hectic life in the heart of the cities and, unfortunately, his leisure time is spent more often on looking at pictures rather than reading. Reading one or two messages could be part of the spiritual practice as each one of them is different; and then become a kind of ritual. The reading of our books will remain a different process, which the reading of these messages will be able to precisely trigger.
"Whatever method is employed, we only aim at helping our brothers and motivating them, so that they can devote due attention to their practice for their own good.
"It is easy to be caught in the merry-go-round of this artificial life where man is constantly overwhelmed by various forms of activities. Meditation and interiorisation are not necessarily attractive to those whose senses always remain on the alert. The appeal of the heart must strongly prevail in order to be effective, and enough time has to be devoted to it.
"May our brothers find within our Mission enough reasons to engage in a long and redeeming process, as they have understood the advantages of a well led sadhana. May they be blessed in their perseverance in following us." --Reflections
Babuji
--Reflections