Indeed, to speak about love, enthuses the soul of the spiritual Master. Mystics and inspired poets did it admirably, to the extent of filling an incalculable number of pages of writing. Isn't that the most sublime image that can be given to man, grappling with a devouring materiality? He needs this access to a world that he cannot really figure out because of the limitations of his perceptions.

"His idealizing a human being shows his aspiration to the Divine. When relating to a spiritual Master, he channelizes forces propelling man to another level of consciousness where he can be united with the divine heart of the Master, connected to the source. The chain is thus consolidated; the bonds being created in that way are powerful and unfailing, when they are sincere and profound.

"Being open to the world of the Spirit strengthens the aspirant. His process takes on a very different meaning, directing him in a good direction; he can save invaluable time. 'When the student is ready, the Master appears,' so was it said so often. Our faithful abhyasis have had that experience; guided towards our way, they started a process befitting them.

"From one experience to another, a soul likely finds its way to bring it to where its aspirations lead. Is there anything nobler than a soul opening out in divine love, this so subtle energy, in the reach of a sincere heart, entirely turned towards this extremely blessed target."

Babuji

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