The very boot he used to crush the sant took his own life!

A short utterance of Pujya Maharaj Ji. Watch the video above to hear it in full.

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A boat was carrying many people, and a disciple was sitting with his Gurudev. You have probably seen those rifles with a bayonet fixed on top and the rifle below, which government personnel used to carry. With a bayonet fixed to the rifle, there was less room to sit. Now, one who regards the sant as Bhagwan is someone of a sattvik nature. The sant are the parshad of Bhagwan, and they have given up everything for God. Only a rare person believes this. So he struck the disciple with his boot, and the disciple's feet were pressed down further. There was still not enough room, so he kicked again.

Neither the Guru nor the disciple spoke, and they were crushed. He pressed down with his foot and kept his full boot on top of him. That arrogant, rajogunī soul does not understand how terrible an offence he is committing. The disciple stayed silent. When the boat reached the shore, it did not reach the bank all at once, because it was large and full. Two or four arm-lengths of water remained. Where the water is shallow, a boat can only go as far as the water is deep. So some people took off their footwear and got out. But that rajogunī man held his rifle like this and tried to leap. His boot slipped. The same boot with which he had been crushing and beating the sant slipped, and the bayonet of his own rifle struck his throat, and he died right there.

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Original video: Bhajan Marg (YouTube)