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**Conclusion:** "Oh! Oh! Great Grace to the Sadguru!" The patient, etc., was a wicked example. He was clinging to the false and deceitful attachment to the pudgala, and like a thief and a robber, he was filling his sinful belly by stealing from others. This virtuous Sadguru made him aware of his own true nature, and showed him the way to his own infinite, self-possessed home. He taught him to stay in his own home, and stopped him from begging for alms in the homes of others. He stopped him from licking the dirt of the material world, and from stealing from others, and stopped him from filling his sinful belly. Thus, he made the abundant self-wealth residing in his own home, his devoted servant, and made him full of supreme happiness and wealth. Why would such a true seeker and yogi not be dearly loved by the infinitely gracious Srimad Sadguru Bhagwan? Or (3) if someone is lost in a terrible forest, and is wandering around, unable to find food, and someone shows him a simple, straight, and direct path, how much would that person love that guide? Then, because he was unaware of the direction of the right path in this terrible forest of existence, this being was wandering around in all four directions, suffering from endless wandering. He who showed him the straight, simple, and innocent path of his own true nature, and who saved him from the endless suffering of wandering in the forest of existence, why would this being, who is grateful for the immeasurable grace of the Srimad Sadguru Dev, not have a stream of love flowing towards him? Or (4) if someone is drowning in a vast ocean where waves are crashing, and someone saves him, pulls him out, and brings him to the shore, how much would he love that savior? Then, this being was being tossed around by the waves of birth and death in this terrible ocean of existence, and was swallowing the bitter water of suffering, and the Sadguru Dev, who is like a great savior, saved him from drowning by taking his hand, and brought him to the shore of Shiva-pura. Why would this grateful being not have an extraordinary love for the Srimad Sadguru, who is the unique benefactor, the ocean of compassion, and the supremely merciful one?
"Oh! Oh! Sri Sadguru, the ocean of compassion, boundless;
Oh! Oh! Great grace that you have bestowed upon this lowly one." - Sri Atmasiddhi
"It seems to me that you have saved Arjin from the ocean of existence;
You have taken him to the shore of Shiva-pura, holding him by the hand." - Sri Yashovijayji.
Or (5) if someone is caught in a fierce fire, and someone saves him with a shower of cool water, how much love would he feel for that savior? Then, this being was caught in the terrible fire of existence, and the Sri Sadguru saved him by showering him with the cool rain of the nectar of the highest truth. Why would this seeker not have an extraordinary love for the Sri Sadguru?