Vaat 4.86
Swamini Vato Prakaran 4 Vaat 86 · 4 · Verse 86
Sanskrit Original
Āgaḷ Dhoḷakā, Amdāvād āve chhe temā kashuye jovu nahi; ne je jovānu chhe, pūjavānu chhe, sevā karavānu chhe, te tamārā bhegu chhe, māṭe tenā sāmu joī raho. Paṇ ā vāt samajāy tevī nathī. Ne badhāy em kahe chhe je, “Gopāḷ Swāmī, Nityānand Swāmī deh mūkī gayā. Have kenī pāse jaīe?” Paṇ Raghuvīrjī Mahārāj bahu ja moṭā hatā te deh mūkyā pachhī jaṇāṇā. Te āpaṇne bahu ja lābh thayo chhe, teno mahimā Brahmānā kalp sudhī kahīe to paṇ pār āve nahi ne na samajāy to khoṭya paṇ bahu chhe, teno paṇ Brahmānā kalp sudhī kahetā pār āve nahī. Ā pramāṇe pragaṭ swarūp oḷakhavānī ghaṇī ja vātu karī.
“There is nothing to see in Dholakā and Amdāvād that come ahead. What one should see, worship, and serve is with you. Therefore, continue to look at him. This is difficult to understand. And others say, “Gopal Swami and Nityanand Swami left their mortal body. Who should we go to?” Raghuvirji Maharaj was very great and we realized after he left his mortal body. We have attained a great benefit; if we were to describe the benefit for the duration of Brahmā’s one kalp,1 we cannot reach the limit. And if one does not understand this, there is a great loss. If we describe the loss for the duration of Brahmā’s one kalp, we cannot reach its limit either.” Swami talked a great deal about recognizing the manifest form of God. Footnotes: 1. 1. One kalp is equal to one day of Virat-Brahmā from morning to night. It is equal to 4,320,000,000 human years.