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Babuji Maharaj

23 February 2004· 10:00 am

broadcast on 15 October 2014

It is of paramount importance to accept one's life on Earth as it is. It is one of many stages and it is necessary for the evolution of the being. This movement is ceaseless; it is advisable to put up with it and to make each stage constructive.

"Protect yourself; don't let yourself be hurt by the turbulences of the moment. Life passes and it is enriched with pleasant and unpleasant experiences. You know where to find your strength. Many are not as lucky; they try in vain, seeking diversions likely to make them forget the ordeals arising on their path. Keep in mind the positive results that will emanate from this incarnation, and focus your efforts on what is essential. You know all this already; your spiritual quest started a very long time ago, and it adorned your heart with its most beautiful qualities. Think of your brothers who are struggling in their quest without having the necessary support yet.

"Our way is working in this direction; this work is ceaseless. Thus the divine forces are revealed in the meanders of creation. In this area, there is no rest, a concept belonging to the world of men. Men instituted laws to their liking, which only they are subjected to and nothing else.

"Divine laws are immutable and apply to all creation. Man cannot understand their meaning, which is well beyond his comprehension. The microcosm where he moves limits his view of things. His convictions are brought back to his own points of reference, which are narrow and limited to his environment.

--Reflections

"Our remarks can seem exaggerated, and yet, they are understated. It is good to preach humility and the need for surrendering to the higher forces that regulate the evolution of the worlds and their future within the immensity of the universe.

"It is good to remind man how small he is. He does not know it, or he forgets it and assumes rights which are not his. May it please God that his blindness should not lead him beyond the point of no return."

Babuji

--Reflections