When your fellow creatures do not want to understand something you find obvious, go your way, leave them in their way of seeing things. You cannot change their understanding; give your point of view if it is requested, and do not linger around. It is the best way to proceed. Masters themselves behave the same way. No human being possesses the truth; the strongest is considered ignorant by his brother. Man's intelligence is limited, he cannot imagine to what extent. Is he deluding himself about his capabilities? If he takes the trouble to observe well his fellow creatures, he can only be aware of his own limitations.

"Mankind, on this point also, does not have reason to think it is superior. It is only a strange species, being carefully observed by exceptionally well-advanced extraterrestrials, as you call them. A rather dangerous species in some respects, when its desire to explore the worlds makes it commit the worst excesses and mistakes endangering the balance of the universe. How can these extravagant behaviours be neutralised? It is up to you to imagine how."

Babuji

--Reflections