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Babuji Maharaj

18 April 2004· 10:00 am

broadcast on 13 November 2014

The call of your heart opens the door to this contact; for your heart it is first and foremost the means of making itself available without expecting anything else. It is available, attentive and does not ask for anything. It loves all while being offered for service; that's all, and we appreciate it. Such an attitude is necessarily noticed. Your body has undergone continuous ordeals which have moulded your soul according to our wishes.

"That is how love can manifest itself, as required. Being chosen does not mean enjoying happy days free of difficulty and tragedy; if you know the life of the Masters, of those who influenced humanity, you will realise what they underwent. Divine laws are not easily understood by man.

"'How can God allow this or that?' they often say. 'If He existed, this would not occur.' That is how they reason! One has to go a long way to realise that nothing is that simple. The divine plans remain a mystery for all; that is how it is. It is necessary to accept this and to advance in a state of utmost surrender and confidence. Only this frame of mind makes it possible to grow. Acceptance is the hallmark of the Saints. Their history shows it, and it is an example for those who wish to focus on it.

"Recriminations serve no purpose except to sink one more deeply into difficulties. Nobility of soul requires cultivating. This opportunity is granted to wise hearts every day. Many wise hearts are being dispersed across the world; this is a good thing. One should not despair of humanity; it already possesses the seeds of the future. Though present times may be gloomy, great hearts are working and --Reflections

preparing in their own way for what tomorrow will be. It is up to each one to do some soul searching and to act for the good, concerning one's elevation and the general elevation of a world which is so much in need of it."

Babuji

--Reflections