A high level of education, or even of intelligence, does not necessarily make our brother abhyasis highly advanced beings. This level should not in any way prevent them from progressing spiritually by leaving aside misconceptions that they have been amply living on until now. The simplicity of heart will enable them to advance on the real ways of knowledge, which is out of reach of the highest universities, however famous they are. First of all, humility must grow in them enabling them to realize that they ignore important concepts. The majority has to discover everything about the 'after-life,' the possible means to communicate with genuine mediums, the reality of parallel worlds—the existence of which science, imbued with alleged superiority, laughs at.

"Crushing evidence will have to be given to them so that they admit all these principles. In the darkness of ignorance where they are, unless they themselves had some gifts or light on the issue, how could they admit phenomena whose existence they deny? Poor are they, in the perception of a reality they want to ignore! Like blind men, they advance in the night. It would be time, at least for our aspirants, to get over this stage and to open to a true knowledge, by making the effort to get rid of a priori [beliefs] on these questions; it is all the good we wish them."

Babuji

--Second Selection (Messages to all Members of the Human Fraternity)