Gadhada Last Section Vach. 26 Vachanamrut Rahasyarth Pradeepika Tika

Aatmanand Swami then asked Shreejimaharaj a question, “Within this Satsang, due to the existence of, and whilst adhering to, the vartmans, the five sensations cannot hinder anyone, regardless of the kind of disciple he may be. However, what are the characteristics of someone who is compelled to leave the Satsang due to his association with an unfavourable place, time etc., but still, is not hindered by the five sensations?” Shreejimaharaj replied, “Someone may have the religious decree firmly established in his intellect; he may be theistic, i.e. he firmly believes that good or bad deeds performed in this world determine the good or bad fruits attained in the world thereafter; and has shame, i.e. he thinks, ‘if I perform a bad deed, how will I be able to show my face to people in this world?’ Regardless of where such a person goes, no object or women, etc., can cause any kind of hindrance to him. For example, those like Mayaram Bhatt (Aadarsh-bhakta-gatha Chapter 1), Mulji Brahmchari (Shree Sahajanan-swami Charitra Chapter 253) and Nishkulanand Swami (Shree Aksharanand Swami-ni-vato Chapter 988, 991 - 993) encounter objects, such as women and wealth, but still, they do not falter in any manner.