Our brother likes this kind of digression where he can address some aspects of the architecture of the universe. He is fascinated by the fragility of the human being in relation to this powerful machine, whose force in motion cannot be stopped whatsoever. In the same vein, we also are fragile; what we have is the force of the spirit at its most subtle and powerful level. Being immersed in the divine energy at the peak of its action, we belong to these mechanisms that contribute to the balance of the world. This vibratory power is driven independently of what has been created, of matter in its manifestations.

"We belong to the elements that generate phenomena, which man believes he can understand and categorise. He is heavily mistaken as he does not have the fundamentals that would enable him to appreciate this fact at its truest worth. The Earth is part and parcel of the Whole, about which the human being does not have the least idea. He relies on what he can see or what he has premonitions about. His assumptions are based on a few verifiable aspects, which are only a tiny part of a reality, completely out of his reach.

"He had better remain humble and overcome by the divine power which is beyond him."

Babuji

--Reflections