As we have already said, our method is underestimated and misused. You do not benefit from the maximum of its possibilities, a little like your brains, the resources of which you only use a very small part. We insist on this fact. It's unfortunate that those who are the most determined to go to the end, don't benefit from it fully. One must be ready and willing. Once the thread is found, you will have to dig a mine. It will let you discover its treasures, parsimoniously. You will engage therein with delights, without fearing any sort of inconveniences. 'Seek and you will find'—how many Christians really understood the meaning of these words? It's a formula for all times; many seek the treasure and few do find it. The illuminating lamp that is given to you is especially effective. It's up to you to use it properly. Let it [the lamp] give you all its light; do not reduce it to a weak flame. Let the sun shine in you, let it illuminate you from top to toe, to the extent of making you phosphorescent. Go always deeper and deeper inside yourself, in this bottomless gold mine. One day, if you really so want, you will make this personal discovery and you will see that we have not exaggerated.

"You are potential suns, you are the divine life incarnate; become torches that illuminate the world. Meditate on all that, not only mentally, but also through the heart. Seek the secret way, the door that leads to the final goal. You must succeed in it by putting in some effort; it is worthwhile.

"What else can we tell you to convince you? This secret cave is inside you. It's up to you to always dig deeper and deeper. Be focused on this discovery. With the assistance of your incarnate Master, the success, essential to all true success of

--The Soaring--Being the Second Series of Messages Given by Babuji Maharaj to His Scribe

this kind, will make you shift into another dimension unsuspected by your senses. You will thus be in a state of utmost happiness."

Babuji

--The Soaring--Being the Second Series of Messages Given by Babuji Maharaj to His Scribe