WHO AM I ? 43
All the other paths are called ‘ kramic ’. The Kramic path is a relative path . ‘ Relative ’ means that it provides worldly benefits , taking you very slowly towards liberation , one step at a time . In this path , one has to purify his ego through renunciation and penance . Once the ego is pure , it is at the threshold of moksha . The ego has to be purified from the weaknesses of anger , pride , illusion , lust , and greed . The Kramic path is a very difficult one . In the Akram path , the Gnani Purush purifies your ego for you . He takes away both your ego and your attachment . Then , you attain the experience of the pure Self . Only after you experience your Self , your work is done .
WHY HAS THE AKRAM PATH COME INTO EXISTENCE ?
The Kramic path is synonymous to a ‘ comma ’ and the Akram path is synonymous to a ‘ full stop .’ This Akram path manifests itself rarely . The main path to moksha is the Kramic path . It is a step-by-step path . Sometimes when confusion prevails in the traditional Kramic path , and if people are ready for liberation , they will find salvation through a Gnani Purush .
Many teachers and gurus have asked me why the Akram path manifested through me . I have told them that the Kramic path has broken down . The entire foundation of the Kramic path has decayed . They wanted proof of this , so I told them that the Kramic path is viable only when thoughts , speech , and actions are in unison with each other , ( i . e . when you say exactly that which is in your mind , and your conduct is in agreement with your mind and speech ). They agreed that at that present time , there was no oneness of thought , speech , and action . That is why the Kramic path is fractured .
If you chew a whole stalk of sugarcane you may get two segments with good sugarcane juice . But if the entire stalk were rotten would you try to chew it or return it ?