Baba says, ‘renounce your I and mine‘. The two biggest obstacles in the spiritual path are the attachment to ‘I’ and ‘mine’. If you can renounce your attachment to these, you will find yourself free from bondages, it is as … Continue reading
Baba says, ‘be merciful‘. One of the foundational qualities I need on this path of transformation is mercy- both toward myself and others. For half a cycle, I have been living in Ravan’s kingdom which implies that I have been … Continue reading
Baba says, ‘don’t make yourself alone‘. He comes at this Confluence Age to meet His long lost and now found children. He knows all that I’ve been through – the beginning, middle and end of my story. He knows how … Continue reading
Baba says, ‘you are studying for the future‘. God is here to establish the Golden Age. How much and how deeply I experience that world depends on how much I effort I put into the task of establishment, how much … Continue reading
Baba says, ‘you are a world server, a lighthouse‘. A lighthouse doesn’t just keep the light to itself, it spreads it far and wide. Become a living lighthouse that shows lost ships the way back home. Souls are tired of … Continue reading
Baba says, ‘heaven has not been established yet, this world is currently hell‘. Many souls have an incorrect understanding of what heaven is, where it exists and who resides there. Most think heaven is somewhere ‘up above’, that it is … Continue reading
Baba says, ‘I am your Father, remember Me‘. When you don’t know who your parent is, whom can you remember? Human beings have forgotten who their Father is and so have become orphans. Baba comes and gives us His introduction … Continue reading
Baba says, ‘you cannot receive imperishable happiness on the basis of temporary supports‘. The list of temporary supports is long – name, fame, respect are at the top of that list. Baba says, there are three primary paths to experience … Continue reading
Baba says, ‘when you become the child, you claim a right to the inheritance‘. Parents usually will their property and wealth to their children, not to strangers. They invest in the child, teach her to walk, read & write, manners….they … Continue reading
