Gadhada Last Section Vach. 2 Vachanamrut Rahasyarth Pradeepika Tika

“After attaining this Satsang, which is rarely attained by even those such as the deity Brahma, if a soul has an affiliation to other objects and not to God, it is because he does not have as much of a firm faith for the pratyaksh God as he does for the paroksh deities. It is said in the Shruti that if a soul develops as much of a faith for the pratyaksh God, who exists in the form of the guru, as he does for the paroksh deities, he attains all of the achievements that are described as being worthy of attainment. When he has attained the association with such a sant, everything that he was meant to receive after leaving his body, has already been attained whilst still alive. Whilst in his present body, he has already attained what may be described as the highest status (param-pad), or salvation (moksh). The narrative that I have just given may seem to be very simple, but in reality it is immensely profound. Someone who behaves in the manner described will comprehend the complexity of this discourse but others will not even understand it. That is how extremely profound it is.” Having said these words, Shreejimaharaj said ‘Jay Sachidanand’ and retired to His living quarters.