28 August 2016

What is life? Should it be imperilled for the satisfaction of hatred between peoples and religions, for all sorts of reasons used by men as a pretext for their bad inclinations? Life, in its essence, is sacred. Individual life carries no weight in the vast context of creation, and yet not respecting it leads to a whole karmic process, a quite testing one for any offender of divine laws. Hatred is destructive. Being a source of all the evils in this world, it destroys endlessly; there are always reasons to provoke it. In the current state of humanity's evolution, the case seems desperate. Is there any sensible man who would not like to see it change? Everyone must truly apply to contributing to it and questioning oneself about one's way of being, thinking, behaving – all have to work along these lines.

"Our way helps them to become aware of their shortcomings, through a personal work capable of awakening them to reality. What is an incarnation? It is an opportunity of time given to the being so that he can express himself and progress, as well as possible, in a long process on which his relationship to unity hinges. Life is a divine gift; does man understand this? It seems not, for a large majority. The notion of good and evil is not perceived the way a very advanced humanity, conscious of its acts, would perceive it. There is a long way to go on this aspect. The source of evil is this: lack of respect for creation as a whole, for life in all its levels of manifestation. Generally dissatisfied with his condition, man builds a fanciful world where he complacently places himself, without taking a new look at himself. Engaging in spirituality, opening this holy door, is the best --Reflections

possible choice. Accompanying a soul in its rise towards the summits remains a divine privilege granted to our way. The Master is its chosen and highly blessed guide."

Babuji

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