Verse 122, Part IV of IV

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Verse 122, Part IV of IV

 

Some say that they have nothing in their mind and it

is steady. If you say that, it means that your mind

is not steady. There is something in it. If the

state of steadiness truly comes, you can't say that

you are steady. When that state comes indeed, though

one appears to be an ordinary member of a family, he

will remain without inner thought. Such a man will

have attained the state of one of the 64 Gurus of

Dattatreya. He does not speak out whether it has

come, it is, or it is about to come.

 

Some practicants say that they have attained the state

of bliss and that it was wonderful. True. He has

attained some greater state. But the Sadguru knows,

when the practicant speaks out so, that he has not

attained the said state, but is in the process.

 

He has not yet reached the last stage. He still needs

practice. But a person who doesn't know the reality,

falls upon his feet offering thanks, thinking that he

has attained a very great state of thought. With that

the practicant develops ego and becomes a spoilt Yogi.

 

So as against that, in order to reach the last step

and let all thoughts free, this Guru Gita should be

pondered over.

 

 

 

 

 

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