In the history of humanity, two aspects are to be considered: one part advances, while the other is getting nowhere. This view of things is a bit simplistic and yet it is true; humanity cannot be uplifted to another status all at once. Its evolution is random; there are too many determining factors. All in all, an important work is carried out, which will be taken into consideration.

"Today's man cannot figure out what the world will be one century from now. Should he be able to do so, his vision would likely be puzzling to him. The action of the forces of good can only be directed to the level of human consciousness in helping humanity in its ascent. Making long-term predictions would not help it at all.

"Effort must be focused at the individual level. The human being should wonder about what he really is, where he comes from and where he is going, from the point of view of a life beyond this one. But minds are far from being open to this reality.

"Minds are changing; many discover this truth which is voluntarily obscured in most of the world. It is there nevertheless and cannot be changed by anyone. The universe is orchestrated with perfect precision; everything happens in a precise order where what is fancy is excluded. Laws governing it are rigorous and they apply inexorably; man who is so extremely small can only abide by them."

Babuji --Reflections