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## Translation:
**Chitraad: The Cause of the Three Awanchaks is Devotion to the Satpurush**
(15) The three Awanchaks mentioned above, how are they attained? What is the cause of their attainment? This is explained here. By paying homage, bowing down, offering respect, service, and care to the Satpurush, the true saintly person, the Awanchaks are attained.
The first Awanchak is attained when one encounters the true Sadguru, the Satpurush, the true saint, and offers them homage, bowing down, etc. Through this interaction, one becomes aware of the devotional nature of that person, and thus the Chagawanchak arises.
Then, having recognized their true nature, the homage, bowing down, respect, etc., offered to them becomes the Yiawanchak. And the fruit of such actions towards the true saintly person is unwavering and certain, thus it is the Falawanchak.
Therefore, the root of all this is the pure devotion to the true Sadguru, the Satpurush, who embodies the true path of conduct.
In this way, the attainment of the three Awanchaks is achieved through the excellent cause of the Satpurush. This is firmly established in the teachings of the enlightened ones, in the Agamas. This principle is firmly established, as per the authority of the scriptures. This principle is unshakeable, unwavering, and certain, it will never change.
Can one attain this through the grace of the Satpurush, the Sadguru? Yes, it is through their grace that the soul enters the path of liberation, the path of salvation. This is the state in all three times, and the path to attain the ultimate goal is the same in all three times.
Because, "Vina Nayana ki Baat" - the things that are beyond the reach of the physical eye, but are accessible to the divine eye of knowledge, these things cannot be attained without the grace of the Sadguru. And those who serve at the feet of the Sadguru, they attain it directly.
If one desires to quench their thirst, there is a way to quench it, and that too cannot be attained without the grace of the Guru. This is the eternal truth. And in this way, the supremely knowledgeable person has spoken:
"Without the grace of the Guru, one cannot attain the things beyond the reach of the physical eye.
Serve at the feet of the Sadguru, and you will attain it directly.
If you desire to quench your thirst, there is a way to quench it.
Without the grace of the Guru, it cannot be attained. This is the eternal truth." - Shrimad Rajchandraji
"If the Sadguru grants the ointment of knowledge, one sees the ultimate treasure.
The eye of the heart beholds the Lord of the Universe, whose glory is like Mount Meru." - Shri Anandghanji
And when does one receive the benefit of the company of such a true saintly person, the true Sadguru, who embodies devotion? When does this excellent "G" become possible? The reason for this is also explained here: When...