Vaat 2.170
Swamini Vato Prakaran 2 Vaat 170 · 2 · Verse 170
Sanskrit Original
Bhagwānnu swarūp nirdoṣh samajavu ne moṭā moṭā Ekāntik Sādhune paṇ em samajavā, te barobar koī sādhan nathī, te Vachanāmṛutmā kahyu chhe em chār shāstre karīne samajavu. Tathā Swarūp Nirṇaymā1 kahyu chhe em sarva prakāre nirbādhpaṇe ne nirdoṣhpaṇe samajavu. Te ātyantik pralay je gnān-pralay karavāno chhe tyā sudhī samajavānu chhe. Te jene ātyantik pralay thayo hoy te sāthe joḍāy tyāre tethī thāy. Footnotes: 1. 1. Sadguru Uttamānand Swāmī virachit - Swarūpnirṇay. (Hariswarūpnirṇay Gopāḷānand Swāmīe rachyo chhe).
Understand the form of God to be free from all blemishes; and also understand the great God-realized Sadhu to be the same. There is no spiritual endeavour equivalent to this. This is stated in the Vachanamrut, to understand this as per the four systems of philosophy.1 As stated in the Swarupnirnay (a book by Uttamanand Swami), understand God to be unattached and faultless in every respect. One has to understand this until one attains the ultimate spiritual knowledge. This is possible when one attaches oneself to a person who has already attained the ultimate spiritual knowledge. Footnotes: 1. 1. Four systems of Indian philosophy: Sankhya, Yoga, Panchratra and Vedant.