Babuji Maharaj
5 July 2005· 10:00 am
broadcast on 2 April 2015
Some of our brothers of the future and even of the present will falsely claim the right to modify the original texts of these messages, to allegedly give them a better French style. Allowing themselves this right would be tantamount to going against our will and would defeat the very principle of these writings. There is nothing to be revised. Doing so would be the reflection of an egotistic manifestation which, unfortunately, many of our aspirants succumb to. Complying with the rules of syntax, yes; the rest would be purely illusory and would open the door to excesses, which men usually indulge in.
"My son, and then his successor, will be vigilant on this point. The majority of holy texts underwent major modifications of the nature we have just mentioned.
"May our way also remain vigilant on this point: men love to leave their marks where it is not necessary. The value of these writings is not really humanly measurable; only time will give them their true place in the world of men. No matter what they do, what is built according to the higher will inevitably materialise; thus are the divine laws.
"May all be blessed and enlightened for the good – theirs and that of the durability of our Mission in the world, which serves the men of this time and those of the future."
Babuji
--Reflections