There is a saying in Gujarati: ‘Even a witch would leave
out one home’. There must be at least one such a place where
one should not be awkward or stubborn – let that place be only
the place of the Gnani. Meddlesome interference elsewhere is
tolerable, but not at all before and with the Gnani. If you do,
you will create an indestructible obstacle in your path to
liberation. Never, ever be cross with Him if you wish to solve
the puzzle of your life.
You may honestly disagree with the Gnani, but you must
not disregard him. Candid difference of opinion is not
objectionable but beware of indifference or ineptitude. That
would entail the greatest obstacle or barrier on the path of self-
realization.
Being nonchalant towards or negating the Gnani is outright
disregard. The Gnani who awakens the Self within all, is a
reflection of that Self, thus disregard towards the Gnani is the
same as disregard towards one’s Self. Those for whom
stubbornness is an inherent trait need to be extremely cautious–
a single humiliating gesture towards the Gnani will result in an
eternal perdition in hell! If you do not relent your rigidity and
stubbornness before the One who has won over the Lords of all
three universes, where else will you relent? Only upon complete
surrender before the Gnani can one accomplish his task.
This divine book of Knowledge is primarily for elevated
thinkers, those with scientific minds and those seeking refuge in
the tranquility of the Soul from the fires of suffering of the
worldly life. It is my ardent prayer that the light of Knowledge
within this divine book renders in the reader, the experience of
the Soul’s tranquility – especially in this time cycle of immense
suffering – as was experienced by those who lived during
satyug - the first of the four ages characterized by virtue,
wisdom and morality.
- Dr. Niruben Amin
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