7 August 2014

Be at peace, all is well, do not attach to the passing days more than the necessary interest. Plunge into yourself, as often as possible; let your heart be immersed in this unique and irreplaceable source. It is life. It gives life, of divine nature; its action is inimitable. Let this vibration unify you within; in each one of your cells is a potential world. Anything can disintegrate instantly over the lapse of time or be built under the providential impetus of creation. Man is of a complex nature, which completely escapes human comprehension, centred on illusory facts. What is hidden in the core of the cell is unknown to him. A broadening of spiritual life will allow a thorough approach to this reality. This kind of life could be regulated and harmonised on the whole, like a symphonic orchestra conducted by a competent maestro. Humanity is suffering from disharmony; this is common knowledge. What is not is the ignored and scorned presence of divine life in man. This situation is becoming serious, everything possible is done to upset an already precarious balance and the escalation is growing.

"The human instrument is out of tune – this must be remedied. Our work operates to that end; it seems to be wasted on this worrying mass, a threat to the universal balance. Let us continue to work. Our action is not in vain, far from it. It contributes to the development of a better world, centred on the divine laws and abiding by their rules."

Babuji --Reflections

A Word II ---In this book I have endeavoured to put up in words those spiritual secrets which have up till now come down from heart to heart. But since they relate to direct perception which depends upon the study of Nature and can be revealed by means of vibrations, it is not only difficult but almost impossible to express them adequately in words.

"True love cannot be expressed by words. This is the very reality which is inexplicable in any way."

In this respect, I may therefore say that it is proper for the readers to try to reach up to the real spirit, ignoring the defects of expression and language, and be profited, and help others to be profited by it.

Ram Chandra December 8, 1946 ---(10:00 a.m. continued)

"These remarks are more topical than ever. You may attach them to the messages.

"As spiritual teaching is being popularised, it is wise to point out the related key rules again.

"Syntax and form are to be respected, but the real substance is beyond words.

"An open heart can tell the difference and find suitable nourishment by getting to the heart of the matter."

Babuji --

II Commentary on Ten Maxims of Sahaj Marg by Ram Chandra, Founder-President, Shri Ram Chandra Mission.

--Reflections

We are touched by your love fervour. What can we expect from human beings? Generally, they ask for a lot, but in return, they are ungenerous. Focusing on their life problems, they do not devote enough space to heart spontaneity towards God and their Master, if they have one.

"Love must be conquered; one can learn how to grow it in oneself and then the best results can be obtained. In the silence of a fervent heart, masterpieces are created, clearing the way to bliss.

"When this concept is part and parcel of the research process, it is not in vain. One's manner of being is transformed; life is given another meaning and this devotion will keep growing.

"Loving endlessly, boundlessly, and melting oneself into the infinitely great, forgetting even one's identity – these euphoric moments when only the divinity matters are a rare blessing. How can love be spoken about? It must be experienced, called for, nurtured and loved.

"God gives everything to His children. He only expects in return a spark lighting up in them, a spark of faith, recognition and conscious love, enriched by all the vicissitudes of life that developed the wisdom of the heart and led to calling for His grace.

"This inclination to love is not necessarily innate; it has to be grown like a rare flower, offered by way of return to the Creator of all things.

"Love deserves all possible attention. It is life in its highest and purest form."

--Reflections

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--Reflections