Babuji Maharaj
17 December 2001· 8:40 am
broadcast on 28 May 2014
True beauty is not visible to men. They often go past real treasures, without seeing them. Because of their divine nature, they are hidden from their eyes.
"How could they value it [true beauty]? They do not have the necessary criteria and could only underestimate it. This beauty hides in the very depth of the being. It remains therein, ignored most of the time. Only great souls can sense it, since it also develops inside them. These real treasures exist; God moulds them in his image and in secrecy. Sometimes, they reveal themselves to the world where they are given a mixed reception.
"They remain as strangers and inaccessible to the majority of men; only the chosen ones can recognise them. Happy are those who benefit from their presence; they advance in their wake and grow accordingly.
"You should be able to open your eyes and especially your hearts to the true beauty that suffuses outstanding souls. It is a grace to be in their company and to recognise them. Be vigilant and attentive to the signs which are neither showy nor noticeable by the multitude."
Babuji
--Reflections