All incarnate beings serve one and the same cause, imposing and unique because it is divine. They put themselves into this service, in various degrees, generally being unaware of it. To approach the great mysteries gives meaning to this life; it takes shape differently and it lets them foresee extensions, which are preferable not to neglect. The deepening of one's spiritual search gives man a quiet force. He does not fear physical death any more; he considers it as a stage in his process, clearing his way to another world where he will have to identify himself far from human criteria. He will then discover his true personality, divested of the attributes of a momentary incarnation. He will no longer be a king or a beggar, only himself, i.e. the good things he will have built from stopover to stopover in the long journey of a personal process. He will have surprises, good ones – so we wish him. By building his spiritual life as well as possible, he prepares for himself a luminous way, which he will carry on peacefully in other places."

Babuji

--Reflections