Man's secret nature is impregnable. No one is supposed to understand its mysterious recesses, which escape the perspicacity of the most well informed specialist dealing with the psyche. His evaluations are very approximate. The human being is of great complexity and he will remain a total enigma, no matter what science may think of it. The assumptions and guesses of all sorts of others are very superficial; they cannot grasp truly him. Man is disconcerting to himself; he is sometimes surprised by his own reactions. He has the impression that he is playing a part, in a play he did not choose. What seems reliable to him relates to the aspirations of his soul and must be cultivated, thus standing as an anchor making his life more stable. Today's man does not engage in manual tasks in which he would be absorbed and which would free his mind. His activities are insufficiently diversified; only his senses are prompted all the time, which results in a nervous excitement that unsettles him. The sadhana has a positive effect on balancing our aspirants. It helps them to find calm, a feeling of relief, of being well, and the serenity of the soul. The modern man must find a balance in a disturbed world, as a weird lifestyle and many nuisances confuse him. Happy are those who find a refuge in this sacred space, stronghold of divinity, where our blessings accompany them: they should persevere. One day the divine goal will be reached."

Babuji

--Reflections