Jetalpur Section Vach. 3 Vachanamrut Rahasyarth Pradeepika Tika

Furthermore, I am stating that firstly, one should abide by the five vartmans; secondly, one’s own form should be believed to be the witness, and one should believe, ‘I am a soul which is beyond the various types of thoughts and doubts that arise; I am not the body that is integrated with the mind.’ Thirdly, God may be looking at another person and smiling at him; or God may call someone to Him or perform various kinds of episodes with the individual, and still, no kind of aversion should arise within one’s mind. One must be determined in these respects. If that much has been understood, everything has been understood. Also, someone may think, ‘I have worshipped Maharaj a lot and have offered much services to Him, and still, He does not call me, whereas He does call others frequently to Him. So I shall now remain at home and worship the Lord.’ If someone demerits Me in that manner, I would also think, ‘what relation exists between that soul and Me?’ That disciple’s future will then indeed become unstable. Actually, I never demerit anyone; My nature is such that I only look at the virtues of people.