Don't worry about keeping to the schedule; there are imperatives you must respect, such as receiving a sitting; it is another way of communicating with us.

The work of the preceptors is admirable; it requires a certain abnegation. Following a large number of abhyasis takes a lot of time and patience, sometimes.

Working for the Master requires a few sacrifices; it is a choice that must be made with full knowledge of the facts.

It is a kind of vocation. Above all, don't see being selected as a preceptor as a special distinction, it is a service being asked of you. To be in Master's service is an opportunity that is given to you and that must make you humble.

On no account should it flatter your ego. Know how to appreciate it at its true value.

Having an active role in a movement of this scale is a grace, serving one's fellow human being is another; it is up to you all to use it as best you can, if you're concerned.

The very fact of being an abhyasi serves the Mission as well as it serves you personally.

Babuji