Light of Nonviolence

Author(s): Sushilmuni
Publisher: Vishwa Ahimsa Sangh Delhi

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your divine energy. For the sacred stone that you want is just a material thing. Without your divine Self, the black stone is useless, meaningless, powerless. If you realize who you are, then any stone will bring you happiness, fulfillment and perfection. And you will be able to help others accomplish the same, wonderful thing."
I was absolutely stunned by the disclosure. And although the great guru told me that I could call upon his divine spirit at anytime, I have only done so four times since then.
After the experience of the black stone and my communications with Babaji, I became a monk. My Grand Guru, Kundanlalji Maharaj, planned a ceremony in Jagraon where I had my first visionary experience and communicated with Babaji. My Grand Guru is a very high and powerful yogi with a mind like a television camera, since he can see for hundreds of miles around by his power of vision and clairvoyance. On April 20th, 1942, he accepted me into monkhood as a Jain. The ceremony was performed by the great Acharya Atmaramji, the world scholar of the Prakrit language, the official Jain language. It was attended by almost 15,000 people, among whom were monks, Acharyas, nuns, and other yogis who were also on the path to Self-perfection.