The world is your problem.
Why were you born at this time, why did you get your Realization, and why are you a Sahaja yogi?
Just for name's sake?
In every field, you must take on a responsibility to see what you can do.
Supposing you are an architect, all right, have designs made. Create designs, just try. I’ll help you.
If you are a writer then write something interesting, not boring, something interesting, something which will elevate people.
If you are a government servant, try to demonstrate that you are acting on behalf of a government of a much higher level. And such a person will be respected, very much respected.
Everybody’s personality will grow, not that you run away from somewhere because most people say that: "Mother, we get caught up, this, that, you know." It depends on. Now I told you that I have to sometimes shake hands with six hundred people who are sometimes absolutely drunk. So it’s all right; that’s my job.
So we are not going to run away. We are covered with the protection of spirituality. If you can keep to the central path of Sushumna nobody can touch you. So, out of the Lakshmi principle, I hope you get all the tattwas, all the principles, satisfied in you, fully, and also the Mahalakshmi principle flows through your being.
You have to be very satisfied and comfortable people. Not to find faults. If you are finding faults, then know that you are not Sahaja Yogis.
If you are trying to control others, then know that you are not Sahaja Yogis. Even the leaders, I would say, should never try to control. They must know how the principle is working in silence; see for themselves how it is working. It’s a trick you must learn.
Excerpt:
Diwali Puja: "The world is your problem"
Montecatini Terme (Italy),
29th October, 1989.
