Making reference to the Thoughts and Reflections of Jesus is more important than you think. There are many Christians in Sahaj Marg, who although having sought another way, remain marked very deeply by this religion. Master Jesus said, 'As I have done to you, ye should do also.' [2] By extension, can't these words apply to the present situation? We must find decisive arguments to make sure that the publication of these messages is accepted. They will raise unfavourable reactions; there will be pros and cons, which is inevitable.

"We care about their future life. You, the privileged people who access them—if you adequately nourish yourselves with them, you are well placed to testify to their importance. It will rest with you to do it with faith, without taking account of hostile reactions. Publishing those two books raised controversies in the Episcopal world, but reason prevailed.

"In due time, my son will tell, as ultimately was the opinion of the Pope for the collections in question. As everything relating to human beings is far from being simple, we try to pave the way for this project, which is close to our hearts."

Babuji

--First Selection (Messages referring to the Master, Mission and method of Sahaj Marg) --[2] Gospel: John, Chapter 13, Verse 15