Babuji Maharaj
16 January 2003· 10:00 am
broadcast on 19 June 2014
These contacts take much energy. We appreciate the tenacity with which you persist in following us, in spite of your defective health condition. This rigour that characterises you is exemplary; it is at the root of any spiritual process, from which, there too, dilettantism should be avoided. The true mystic imposes on himself behaviour in conformity with his aspirations. The more he advances, the more he feels attracted by this powerful force which stimulates him. The needs of his soul become pressing; he cannot resist, his future takes shape with precision, he has no doubt whatever. When he has found his way, happy prospects take shape and unfold. He feels fulfilled in the heart of his heart, even if the way is sometimes hard. He knows that his future life is being developed and this objective is very important to him. He knows his priorities and does not neglect them. The more he advances, the less he wants to waste time, as he considers it precious for his personal fulfilment. His everyday life becomes an opportunity for him to work accordingly; it is a means of an exceptional richness.
"His perseverance earns him a sense of wisdom which opens his eyes in this existence to the pitfalls to be avoided. In our way, we do not impose anything. We suggest and, especially, we guide our aspirants by helping them to discover by themselves the shortcomings likely to put bar to their advancement. May all be blessed and strengthened in their undertakings."
Babuji --Reflections