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If you say even once to Bhagwan that I love you, then...

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A brief word from Pujya Maharaj Ji — to listen to the complete discourse, watch the video above.

The Complete Discourse

Why are you harboring filth inside? Why do you keep it? That is not your goal. Get rid of it. If you have something, then stand firm. There are only two things. When you place your head in the mortar, why count how many times the pestle will fall? Once I have committed to you, then I will bear every sorrow of yours with joy. I will never complain to anyone. It is the path of love.

When I have committed, whether I have seen the Beloved or not, I love you. Now if these eyes turn toward anyone else, I will pluck them out. If I say to someone else that I love you, I will cut out my tongue. Once I have said to Shyama Shyam that I love you, then in this lifetime I can never say to anyone else that I love you.

If love appears, it appears only in relation to Shyama Shyam. No one is our beloved, and all who love Shyama Shyam are our beloved. This is the principle. You are straying. Such a compassionate Mistress is ready to make you her own. You are slipping by gazing at bodies here and there. When will you reform? When will you be careful? Will death come then? Or will maya deceive and place you at a crossroads where you can see no path?

If you are still within his grasp now, you will be saved. Once you go beyond the grasp of his hand, even the Beloved has no power to save you. This mighty goddess maya tears to shreds. Walk with every step carefully considered. Spend every moment with careful thought. If Bhagwan has made you worthy of his grace, then he will protect you on the path ahead. But if you act willfully, then you yourself know. Then you will understand this: you will cry out "Where are Hari and Guru who could save me?" But they are crying out to you, "Be careful, be careful!"

This text is taken from the video's auto-generated captions — it may contain errors. Please listen to the video for the authentic discourse.

Original video: Bhajan Marg (YouTube)

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