Vaat 5.269
Swamini Vato Prakaran 5 Vaat 269 · 5 · Verse 269
Sanskrit Original
Muktānand Swāmīe Mahārājne pūchhyu je, “Shānti kem thāy?” Tyāre Mahārāje potānā charitra kahī dekhāḍyā ne sankalp karyo je, “Amārā darshan kare teno mokṣha thāy, ne amārā darshan na thāy ne amārā sādhunā darshan kare teno mokṣha thāy, ne tenā darshan na thāy to amārā haribhaktanā darshan kare tathā tenā goḷānu pāṇī pīe, tenā roṭalā jame teno mokṣha karavo. Evo sankalp karyo chhe.” Shānti thayāno upāya bavātyo, paṇ Muktānand Swāmīne samajāṇu nahī ne shānti to ā upāy kahyo tethī ja thāy, paṇ koī sādhan karyāthī shānti thāy ja nahī. Sādhanthī to vighna na lāge.
Muktanand Swami asked Maharaj, “How can peace be attained?” Then Maharaj described his own exploits and resolved, “Those who have my darshan will attain moksha. If my darshan is not attained, then one who has the darshan of my sadhus will attain moksha. And if their darshan is not possible, then one who has the darshan of my devotees or drinks the water or eats the food offered by them will attain moksha. That is what I have resolved.” He showed this as the route to peace, but Muktanand Swami did not understand it. And peace is possible only by this method of remembering divine exploits. It is not attained through any other endeavours. Through endeavours, obstacles are not encountered.