Our brothers will read these messages more easily than some of our books. We must adapt ourselves to the time, to the way of living in an era when senses are grabbed permanently by the effects of modern life. These writings will more easily lend themselves to daily reading, thus giving food for thought to the reader.

"Let your heart surrender, my child, don't repress it. It is in this state that you receive us best. This piece of advice is valid for all. Loving opens the doors and draws the attention of the Master, thus releasing them from the obstacles hindering their progress.

"The goal is the same one for all our aspirants. The process must comply with some rules, if they want to succeed. Our faithful [aspirants] know them and yet they happen to forget them out of negligence, or excessive self-confidence. Practice requires ceaseless repetitions; true motivation is such that the practice becomes their second nature, without seeming burdensome in a day's program. The fervent devotee regards his practice as being a necessity.

"Everything possible is done in our way to meet their expectation. As the Mission is being structured, it will offer greater opportunities for meetings in ashrams where seminars are proposed. Mixing with one another in these special days is gratifying; they mobilize the attention of our brothers who can then focus on the most important thing for them. Planning such days regularly makes our brothers meet in a framework conducive to their coming together. Divergence of views, the asperities of the character of each one of them, must give way to meditation and devotion, thus attracting our blessings."

Babuji

--First Selection (Messages referring to the Master, Mission and method of Sahaj Marg)