Vachanamrut Essence

Sārangpur-11

1. One who endeavours personally:

1. By the words of the Sadguru and the scriptures, his vairāgya, brahmacharya, dharma of non-violence, and ātmā-realisation become extremely firm.
2. He is freed from the eternal ignorance of māyā.
3. He is relieved from the burden of births and deaths.
4. God’s grace is bestowed upon him, with which:

1. He becomes an ekāntik bhakta.
2. He is not bound by pure and impure karmas.
3. He attains Akshardhām.

2. One who has deficiencies in virtues such a vairāgya, brahmacharya, shraddhā, etc.:

1. He does not attain Akshardhām.
2. He does not become worthy of God’s grace.
3. He does not enter the cycle of births and deaths; but instead attains the realms of the deities.

3. If a person becomes extremely determine and focuses his vruttis on God, then his deficiencies would be eradicated in the current lifetime.