Lord Prabuddha
continues:
Following the
dialogues about conquering Maya, the discussion revolves on:henceforth, those who want to pass over to the
other shore of Maya, they should also
understand that the next world where we go after this bodily death - the next
world, the world beyond is also ruin oriented or destruction-prone. Because, like this world,
that world also is the fruit of our limited good works of the current life.
There also, competition takes its toll, jealousy mounts with those people who
have more happiness and properties, hatred against those who have less or are
inferior. Point is, in the world beyond also, life is temporary and fall is
imminent once our time is completed. Ruin is certain. Freedom from fear is nowhere to be found.
Therefore, those who
are inquisitive, or desirous of getting absolution, should surrender with
Guruji. Guruji - the teacher should be capable, who has mastered spiritual
knowledge consisting in words, who has the verbal authority and to explain
metaphysical scriptures (Sabda Bramha) in a transparent way, who is also the intellect
of Vedas, and from which knowledge he could deliver the right knowledge to his
students. He should be a wise learned man of philosophy, philosophy based on
the Supreme Spirit (Para Bramha). The Guru, therefore, is such an experienced
person who is able to teach the mystery of Absolute Knowledge. His mind should
be calm, not interested and involved in paraphernalia of this illusive world.
The curious student should take him as his most loved inner self and consider
him to be his favorite God, sort of his tutelary supreme. He should serve the
Guru without deceit or contempt and try learn from him the holy, the divine
religion and accept the ascetic education of means of being a true devotee to
attain Godhood.
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