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There is a collection of yogic vision, there is affection towards them, it treats all beings as its own self. Where can such a person with a friendly attitude everywhere be found?
“Mitti ke samuhu, veram ma = laru”—Shri Jinpravacan
“Satmavat sarvabhutheshu” Shri Bhagavad Gita Sarvatmaman samadasti gho a vachan ne hadey lakhe.”– Shrimad Rajchandraji
2. The love of the Guru-Deva-Dvija is the second virtue of this Kula Yogi. This soul, the seeker of liberation, is very dear to the Guru, Deva and Dvija - he feels very affectionate towards them, and it is the effect of the Dharma he has attained. With a calm and steady mind, if we think, every creature loves the welfare of its father, everyone wants their own good, so whatever is helpful in the cause of that good, is also dear to them. And the Guru-Deva-Dvija become helpful to them in their self-interest, so they become dear to them. For example -
A man suffering from a long illness, lying in the throes of death, if some good doctor cures him, then that life-giving, benevolent doctor becomes very dear to him.
So it is also with this Kula Yogi, in the matter of the supreme benefactor, Shrimad Sadguru Bhagwan! Because - (1) The soul itself, which has been benefiting since time immemorial! The patient was suffering from the great disease of self-delusion, and was lying in the throes of death, “moment by moment, terrifying, primordial, dreadful, fear-filled, death-like”, this Sadguru cured him with the medicine of self-understanding, made him healthy, and planted the seed of enlightenment, the seed of knowledge, and gave him birth. After that, how can this supreme benefactor, Shrimad Bhagwan, not be infinitely dear to this soul, the seeker of liberation?
“Without understanding the form, the suffering experienced is infinite,
I bow to that path, Shri Sadguru Bhagwan” Shri Atmasiddhi. Or (2) If some poor beggar is suffering from great poverty, if someone relieves him of his poverty and makes him rich, then that poverty-removing man becomes very dear to him. After that, - the infinite self-wealth, the fear of one's own form, this soul does not have the awareness of it, so it leaves its father's house and wanders around begging.