Vaat 3.46
Swamini Vato Prakaran 3 Vaat 46 · 3 · Verse 46
Sanskrit Original
Vartālmā āmbā heṭhe chār pāṭīdāre Mahārājne kahyu je, “Mahārāj, tamārā charaṇārvind sāmu joīe chhīe to tame Puruṣhottam jaṇāo chho ne tamārā sharīr sāmu joīe chhīe to tame manuṣhya jevā jaṇāo chho.” Tyāre Mahārāje kahyu je, “Vairāṭ Brahmā chhe teṇe tenā pachās varas ne doḍh pahor divas chaḍyo tyā sudhī ā charaṇārvindnī stuti karī, tyāre ā be charaṇārvind pṛuthvī upar āvyā chhe, pachhī tamāre to sūze em samajāy.” Pachhī vaḷī pūchhyu je, “Ghaṇe ṭhekāṇe sabhā dīṭhī chhe paṇ ām ek najare tamārī sāmu joī rahyā chhe te kem samajavu?” Tyāre Mahārāj bolyā je, “Hu sadgururūpī sūrya pragaṭ thayo chhu ne ā sarve kamaḷ khīlyā chhe, te mārā sāmu joī rahyā chhe.” Pachhī te satsang karīne potāne ghare gayā. Em mumukṣhunā lakṣhaṇ chhe.
In Vartal, four Patels told Maharaj, “Maharaj, when we look at your holy feet (with the auspicious marks) you appear to be Purushottam and when we look at your body you appear to be human.” Then Maharaj said, “Vairat Brahmā prayed at these holy feet for a period of his 50 years and 4½ hours and then these holy feet have come on this earth. So understand what you can from this.” Then, someone asked, “We have seen assemblies in many places, but how do we understand the fact that here all are looking at you with total concentration?” Maharaj said, “I have incarnated as the sun in the form of a Sadguru1 and all these lotuses (in the form of devotees), have blossomed and they are looking at me.” Then, after practising satsang, they went to their own homes. These are the qualities of a spiritual aspirant. Footnotes: 1. 1. Sadguru means Paramatma. Refers to Shriji Maharaj himself.