The aftermath of celebrations is suitable for assimilation and interiorisation for all our aspirants. For the higher authorities, it is suitable for considering the future prospects, while targeting our way within the framework of a spiritual evolution in gestation on a more general level. The blossoming of a new world is in the making. The process is extremely slow, so will it be until the swing into another vibratory system. This time will come – one must believe it – which means adopting a positive and decisive attitude in relation to the big upheavals ahead.

"For many years now, my son has been giving solid foundations to the organisational structure, Sahaj Marg Mission. This Mission holds a prime position in this edifying prospect towards a future of transformation and regeneration of the world of matter in which the forces of good must prevail. This world is characterised by the slowness of changes taking place therein. A kind of slow motion operates in all the manifestations of life, slowing down the process of expansion of consciousness. As a subject of observation on all levels, each element is studied and subjected to probationary tests that impact the entirety of the created world in the long run. The time of transcendence of the Spirit has not yet come. It is preparing at the pace of this world, naturally slowed down in its principle of life.

"Establishing solid foundations to foster an unprecedented renewal of its evolutionary structures is part of the great movements related to the new era. Transformation and evolution necessarily entail upheavals of all sorts. What --Reflections

matters is one's mental attitude concerning this future prospect and the aspiration of beings to progress towards good, while being shaped differently. Openness to the spiritual world is essential. In its own way, Sahaj Marg is a way whose action partakes of this great evolutionary process. Gradually, in these troubled times, it will one day brightly shine forth in this world. May all our brothers become aware of this and adhere to this principle."

Babuji

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