Babuji Maharaj
28 October 2005· 10:00 am
broadcast on 13 April 2016
Let us return to the impact a seminar can have on the whole Mission, wherever it may take place. Taking part in it at the location, one fully benefits from the relevant work, whose consequences are felt in the hearts of our aspirants, across the board, according to their adherence to this work. To unite with one's Master in spirit, for lack of committing materially to attend it [the seminar], requires a strength whose impact is significant. Everyone participates in one's own way and according to one's capabilities; sincerity and love for the spiritual Master are determining factors as far as this matter is concerned. Happy are those who understand all the subtlety of this work and feel it inside, thus preparing them to receive it.
"The effects of a seminar, like the one taking place now in Denmark, are not limited to a point in time, nor to a specific place where the chosen ones can benefit from it. All is given and received according to the natural inclinations of the aspirant. It is important to understand well this principle: whether one is present at the location or not, the heart's receptiveness fosters the spiritual work. Projecting oneself in spirit towards the Master, interiorising oneself sufficiently, is equivalent – to some extent –to participating by absorbing the spirit of a seminar. The spiritual work must be perceived in its subtlety, in its extensions having multiple effects in this world and beyond. Nothing is insignificant in this area; the living forces of the divine Spirit have a multidimensional impact and cannot on any account be limited to this world.
--Reflections
"It is all connected, hence the need for humanity to rise and to enter another vibratory realm, at a higher level, which will put it beyond the reach of negative forces that currently affect it. By working within our way, one protects oneself from these forces and participates in the revival of a degraded world, unaware of its weaknesses and failures of all kinds with respect to the divine laws."
Babuji
--Reflections