Babuji Maharaj
17 March 2002· 8:00 am
broadcast on 14 February 2012
The incommensurable size of the universe intrigues men who are curious about the context in which the Earth is evolving. Their systems of measurement are not enough to assess it correctly, nor is their intelligence, which is quite limited in fact. A rough estimate must be enough for them, as the most advanced studies on the subject in this world are ridiculous. It is good to try to know and understand the why of things, but the most intelligent and educated man remains within the human limits of knowledge; he cannot penetrate the secrets. Until the end of time, specialists will spend their lifetime studying, scrutinising the sky, and getting lost in equations that shed some light on the subject without going beyond. Life on Earth is a stage, a step in the eternal race. The secrets of the universe belong to God. Only higher powers can approach them. The approximations thereof made by man are ridiculous. He does not know his own functioning; the complexity of his soul is a stranger to him. A universe is inside him which he cannot even suspect."
Babuji
--Reflections