4 March 2019

My dear daughter, there would still be so much to say. Time brings about necessary repetitions; they are needed to help humans integrate what did not strike them at first. Some principles remain unknown to many of our aspirants. As in all things, time will do its work; minds are opening up slowly, but the time of knowledge will come, when knowledge itself is perceived differently. Somehow, this world is functioning at a slow speed and nature is adapting to its rhythm. That is how humans are programmed; everything works in sync here below, and to a certain extent the established order is respected. What is not, destabilises it, and the price must be paid.

Who really respects nature? The question will arise more and more in the face of disasters caused by unacceptable and uncontrolled behaviours. Everything is fragile despite appearances; creation is one, and doing harm to a species generates regrettable disturbances. How to bring humans to their senses when they are convinced of their superiority over all that surrounds them? In reality, such is not at all the case; creation is a whole, and a certain balance has to be observed – a far-reaching imbalance can lead to irreversible torments.

When will humans make progress in humility and their respect for creation? They are in no way superior. Each of nature's kingdoms has its own laws and distinctive

characteristics; it is up to all to abide by these for a better balance. A spiritual practice should bring about this respect for the created world.

Blessings.

Babuji