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The Flawless Vision
Dadashri: Through the Vidhis (the blessings performed
by Dada while the seeker is knelt at his feet). Day by day you can
destroy these veils and your ability to observe will increase. These
veils had obscured everything before but now you are able to see
a little more each day. You cannot see all your faults at the moment
but do you not see at least a few every day?
Questioner: I see a lot.
Dadashri: Hundreds?
Questioner: They just keep on coming like a chain.
Dadashri: Even then you cannot see them completely.
These veils will remain; there are so many faults. I too continue to
make very subtle mistakes even when I am engaged in doing vidhis.
These mistakes do not hurt anyone but nevertheless they do occur
and I too have to wash them off immediately.
Sort Your Own Grains
Questioner: What if it is not in one’s nature to look at the
prakrutis of others?
Dadashri: It is fine if you see other’s prakrutis, but you
cannot find and express faults in them. You may see the fault as
an object but you cannot point it out to him. What is the need for
you to see their faults when they have learned to see their own?
Questioner: But what should we do if they pick out our
faults?
Dadashri: If they do that and you do the same in return,
things will only get worse. If you do not respond or retaliate, they
will get tired of blaming you and will eventually stop. You should
be looking at your own faults instead of wasting your time in looking
at other people’s faults. Your faults are endless and yet you look