Baba’s Want vs Wish vs Will

On 16 August 1960 when a discussion arose over whether something Baba had stated was an order or not, Baba clarified:

I want you to do this means I would like you to do it if you can. That is, it is a request.

I wish you to do this means I want you to obey whether you can or you cannot. That is, it is an order. In such cases there is a chance of the wish being thwarted by disobedience, by not obeying.

I will you to do something means that you are definitely, automatically to do it, and you are able to do it because I make you do it — because it is my will.

Baba also once explained:

When I give an order, it is not like an order given by a commander in the field of battle. Rather, when I give an order, it implies my pleasure. It should not be equated with the order given by a general. In my case, it is an expression of my pleasure. Thus, I give you scope to exert your very most to please me.

-www.lordmeher.org, p4715
Aug, 1960; Meherazad