Jamal ,

 Is the shawl to be worn at all times? Or only when your subtle body is in that residential location?

It is worn only when sitting to meditate in the astral location which was one of Babaji’s seats. It is a place where advanced yogis go to meet him. If those persons go there and find me sitting at the place, they may assume that it is Babaji but on close inspection they will realize that it is not him, that another teacher is there. When they see the shawl, they will behave normally instead of going away, thinking that the person who sits there is authorized by Babaji to give instructions.

Is the particular vibration detected only by those resident yogis that are qualified to take help from you?

The vibration of the place is that it is an intuition geography. Like if you are somewhere and a trusted person said to go East to find another place. You are told to go in the specific direction. You are told that the place or person you seek is on that road. All you need is to keep moving on that path for sometime. You will reach that place.

Yogis who keep doing meditation in a certain way, are in a sense moving down a road at a fast, median or slow place. Eventually one meets a special ascetic who gives directions, and then by following that one reaches the same or another ascetic for more advanced instruction.

Personally, I am not interested in helping anybody. As far as I am concerned, this physical place and the astral locations parallel to it, are sufficient and can service every coreSelf which is involved here. What help can I render when the nature itself does such a perfect service for all concerned?

But if someone has some interest where I can be of assistance, or if a superior ask me to do something, I would do it. Even in the extreme case of Gautam Buddha, we read that he was disinclined to helping anyone. That was immediately after his attainment of the enlightenment which he endeavored for. But at the request of the Brahma Samapatti, Buddha began making himself available to people who had an interest in what he achieved.

The desire to get help is itself a path or roadway. If one endeavors for perfection, one will find ascetics here and there. Some of these are mere agents of other yoga gurus. If someone comes to me, usually it means that the student was sent or pivoted to talk to me and the student may have no idea of who pivoted. But that is not important. Just making the effort to satisfy the urge to be taught is sufficient to produce a roadway to some guru or agent of a guru.