The maturity of the seeker.

A monk went out to graze. Along the way was a prostitute's house. The monks do not see it in front of the house. The prostitute was surprised. He had never seen such a recluse before.

The prostitute salutes the monk and speaks: Maharaj, you look like a true Vitragi. Give me knowledge

The monk said: Goddess, I am not a recluse yet. I will teach when I become a crop. Four or five years passed like this. The prostitute asks every day - Maharaj gives the same answer. I'm still raw. Answering like this, Guruji realized that now my death is near. Then he said, O Goddess, now I am Pako Vitragi Sadhu. And then the body is released. Because the five senses can move the seeker like the five senses and the eleventh mind. Like that sadhu, we have to be aware of the obstacles in the path of sadhana. It is up to us to try to avoid it.

1. Instead of trying to change someone else's thoughts or behavior, we should be willing to change ourselves.

. Accepting the person as the opposite.

. We believe that the other person's point of view may also be correct.

2. Forgetting the mistake of the person in front. To forgive

2. Admitting our mistake. Apologies.

. Be careful not to hurt anyone while behaving for pleasure.

. Not to show off our intelligence. Do not discuss in vain.

. If we can experience peace by staying within ourselves, then we understand that our sadhana is maturing.