28 November 2014

My daughter, your great lassitude shows in the way you reacted recently to certain events in your life. Don't lose either confidence in yourself or courage. You know how much we appreciate you and understand your difficulties. You need to be reassured; it is only human, especially in your current situation. Your Master appreciates this work and he follows it with great attention. He himself is undergoing hard times and is looking for support that reflects back his own image.

"The human being feels fragile in certain circumstances; life is not simple for anybody and the passing of the years even intensifies this fact. What is important is that the divine will is fulfilled. Man is its servant, and whatever their attribute is in this world, devoting one's best to it is a great wisdom.

"Nothing lasts forever, moments are transient. The only thing that counts is the openness to what is essential and lasting, from the point of view of an evolution allowing the being to ascend more and more. This aspiration is legitimate. It ennobles the soul impatient to be united with its God. From life to life, it seeks its blooming, its liberation. The incarnate being strays very often, going into the meanders of an incarnation, which do not facilitate its aspiration.

--Reflections

"Various tendencies are to be overcome. It takes time for him to be refined and reach the point where it will no longer be necessary to return to this world, for his own good. Highlighting one's best requires a long process of self-sacrifice and courage, but the appeal of the heart cannot remain indefinitely ignored."

Babuji

--Reflections

Remember! 'All is nothing, God is all.' Is there anything else to be said to support this comment that we haven't already said? Each day carries its diversity of routines and surprises, joys, sorrows and good or bad news. Without these unremitting changes, monotony would quickly prevail and become oppressive. The unforeseen is the thread of destiny for each one; it is inevitable.

"No one can escape the laws governing them. To follow a spiritual way can reduce the karma of the aspirant to the extent of his being released from it. To rise spiritually also entails distancing oneself from the uncertainties of life. It is good for [an aspirant] to have this recourse in the many circumstances when life becomes heavy. It is a sad existence that lacks a perspective for the future of a continuity that is rich in hope. Our brothers and sisters are on their way; they are progressing and heading towards the achievement of their destiny. Their way is all mapped out; we see to it."

Babuji

--Reflections