When the aspirant calls his Master, he is heard; things cannot be otherwise.

"The answer may not come up to his expectations; being too subtle, he may not perceive it. But he is not forgotten, as he tends to think. You, our brothers who have come a long way, do not bring this situation back to human relationships; it does not belong to the same level of perception. These exchanges with your Master develop you spiritually. They are an important part of your process. Express yourself, appeal to him and pay attention to answers given to you. Humanly, they may not satisfy you, but be reasonable. It will be up to you to draw conclusions from answers given to you according to the events, and your attitude will be rewarding or not.

"Every life is full of lessons to be learned, but whether one can draw the best from it or not is another matter. Wisdom is acquired at that price, gradually, slowly. Old wise men suffered so many strokes of fate, which have not affected them for a long time; they have passed over this threshold. They take refuge in themselves when the elements rage, thus they do find the safest refuge while waiting for the calm to return."

Babuji

--Reflections