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Babuji Maharaj

30 June 2001· 8:00 am

broadcast on 16 June 2011

You have truly realised that my son, your Master, was the essential link in your evolution. He is a major element in the follow-up to this work. His position in the Mission is not of an honorary nature; as he is also a leader. His action goes well beyond human limits. A Master of his level is a very powerful vector, who captures divine energy and shares it with you. His evolution allows him to do so.

"He plays a major role in this matter and his possibilities are beyond your understanding. It matters little; he performs his work – a huge one. He is like a master of ceremonies, who opens the doors of a sublime sanctuary one by one. You can follow him with full confidence, with greatest faith; he knows all the bumps of the path on which he leads you. All that is done is kept in perspective.

"He is the undisputed Master of the place. He is a sage of olden days, who came back to this world, so trying for him, to help. He did that for you, to serve humanity, in the love for the Almighty God, Supreme Guru, who expects this service of great souls. They are in this service out of love, this love that gives light to their life and guides them in their sublime mission. Ordinary mortals would not understand all these comments. Why would we need a Master? – they would say. This concept escapes them completely, as they are lost in the darkness where they are moving so slowly. Their time will come; they also, one day, will see the light. It will take many incarnations for them to reach this stage. Rejoice for having already come such a long way, which brings you on to the blessed banks.

Reflections

"You have a guide, chosen by the Divine Master of the universe. Trust him and engage yourself in his wake on the ocean of spiritual discovery; he will be able to bring you without mishap to the divine goal. Such is his mission here below."

Babuji

--Reflections