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Knowledge that is borrowed always becomes a barrier to spiritual advancement.”
Traversing the diverse paths and disciplines of yoga, Lokenath reached the pinnacle of Realization. He attained the Self, the state of being one with the absolute ground of reality, at one with the Beloved. Transcending all duality and multiplicity, he became established in the non-dual ground of pure energy and pure being — a fully conscious witness to the Divine Play in all its myriad forms in the ecstatic dance of creation, preservation and annihilation.
Did he know what Lokenath knew? If it was so then the author knows more than what Lokenath knew. Now this is the problem of literature.
Maya, Invincible Mother Nature, is the primal energy of existence. She can never be conquered. By worshipping her, by pleasing her through sadhana (spiritual discipline), one receives her Divine Grace. Lower nature is transformed and spontaneously transcends all bondage, ignorance, and attachment. Through worship, Maya ceases to be maya. She becomes Mahamaya, the Divine Herself, the Universal Mother. The realization comes that She Alone is manifested in the entire creation, so who will conquer whom?
A remarkable observation of the author. It answers many questions and doubt. It is not of the baba. It is by the author.
The Guru is destined in the life of a true seeker.
God is love,
God is bliss,
God is knowledge,
Lokenath is eternal. His words of assurance are also eternal. His Promise, “Whenever you are in danger, whether in war, forest, ocean or jungle, remember Me. I shall save you,” can be tested and trusted. His assurance, “I have traveled in the hills and mountains extensively and have earned enough spiritual treasure, you will sit at home and enjoy the fruits of my austerities” calls us to join him in the heights of spiritual attainment.