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Friday · Broadcast

9 September 2016

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Babuji Maharaj

28 March 2006· 10:00 am

broadcast on 9 September 2016

Cultivating joy within oneself is an expression of confidence and love towards the divine omnipotence and one's Master. Loving entails surrendering with joy and determination, no matter what may happen; there lies the goal. Without this profound and inalterable joy, the spiritual dimension cannot truly assert itself. The vagaries of an incarnation should not disturb it whatsoever. Is it not the only true power of man that is likely to motivate him in many circumstances? In this holy sanctuary, in the face of his true nature, he can glimpse the hidden meaning of his existence and foresee the way he has yet to go to find fulfilment according to the aspiration of his soul. A happy and surrendered heart attracts grace. How can one resist it? Only its fervour is expressed, creating a rare energy worthy of the Holy of Holies.

"Joy emanates from the soul, and it is fulfilling in its most ethereal aspects. May our aspirants understand its reality within the framework of such a decisive process for them. This inner jubilation of a being is exalting; as a source of all benefits, it makes a being grow and become stronger in his career.

"It is good to draw the attention of our brothers and sisters to this aspect of the sadhana, which gives them the true dimension to be discovered within themselves. This long search is full of discoveries, which become clearer with time and illuminate the inner landscape – an enchanting one in many regards. Without joy, faith cannot live as it lacks one of the most essential aspects of the subtle being: the divine life in terms of its uniqueness. Joy is food for the soul; it deserves this lengthy comment. May it be understood and advantageously utilised. The most --Reflections

secret meanders of the spiritual life are revealed by it – it is inalterable in its divine principle."

Babuji

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