This world is based on distrust, where no one truly trusts others. In this realm, trust seems like an illusion. But surprisingly, Guru Purna perceives everyone who comes to listen as their own.
So, having unwavering trust or profound trust in anyone, known or unknown, can even appear life-threatening.
Therefore, people engage in just enough trust to get by and carry on with their lives.
So, how is it that Guru Purna perceives everyone who comes to listen as their own?
Since everyone here marries, they naturally form bonds resulting from marriage, such as children, spouses, and in-laws—or bonds stemming from their own parents, like siblings, uncles, aunts, and extended family members.
Yet, even among these relationships, conflicts, disputes, and arguments persist, indicating a lack of true trust.
Indeed,A forced belief system is what exists—a notion imposed upon them.
Guru Purna Vistar, being first Guru of relationships, sees and knows every individual as their own in a supernatural, extraordinary, and illogical way.
This idea defies understanding.
Typically, religious leaders are celebrities whom you cannot touch without their permission or speak to at will.
This clearly shows that these figures, surrounded by millions of followers, truly belong to no one.
Ultimately, they pass on their power and influence to their children, parents, siblings, or, if unmarried, their close disciples or associates run the business after their death.
Unfortunately, Even in the past, true Gurus presented themselves as mere instruments, keeping their distance from everyone and refraining from forming close relationships. Considering relationships as mistakes or errors led to significant harm in life.
Relationships are unrelated to one-sided acts of compassion and mercy.
For instance, if I give alms to a beggar, it is an act of mercy, but it does not make the beggar my beloved.
Indeed, In this world, the possibility of forming relationships outside marital bonds is rare in itself.
Going even further—to see every new individual who is yet untouched by the waves of the Guru, who has not yet transformed, and who is still trapped in ego and mind—as one’s own, is the rarest of all.
This is why Guru Purna Vistar is extraordinary and unprecedented. Because Guru Purna perceives everyone who comes to listen as their own.
Practice cannot cultivate such an ability. Guru Purna Vistar is like that by his way of being.
Hypocrites are quickly exposed if they try to imitate this way of being. Anyone with discernment can see that religious leaders with millions of followers are merely celebrities, not Gurus or lovers of humanity.
Perhaps now you have some understanding of why Guru Purna Vistar perceives everyone who comes to listen as their own.
Guru Purna Vistar heralds the arrival of a superhuman presence.
