If curiosity leads to the world, then curiosity leads to the soul

It was Guru's ashram in the lap of nature in a quiet environment a little away from Ga Mathi. Guruji regularly taught religion, spirituality and life-oriented teachings to his disciples in the ashram. There was also a small herb forest in this riverside ashram. There were various types of tree, plant and vine leaves, fruits, flowers, bark etc. providing herbal medicine. Guruji also had knowledge of Ayurveda. Using this medicine and knowledge for Guru Parmarth. If a patient came from a nearby village, he would give medicine. If there is a problem in someone's home or in an organization, even if it is as far away as there is, he would go himself and try to solve the problem. Due to this he was famous in the surrounding area as Reverend Bapji.

A new young disciple came to this ashram. He had tremendous curiosity. Patience had no place in his hasty nature. He was curious to know about the natural phenomena happening in the ashram. Seeing his fickleness and curiosity, Jupiter tapped, brother, calm down. Be patient Gradually you will understand everything. But without making any difference, Jupiter thinks, it is still new, it will get better gradually.

Some people come to Guru with a problem of their own house and ask him to come to our village and solve this problem. So saying, you go out, I will get you there in my own way.

The second time that person comes to the ashram and says that you have reached our house before we reach home and solved the problem! You are grateful. After hearing all this, the new disciple thinks that even if these people go in the vehicle and Guru walks away, they will arrive before him and come back after completing the work! Why does this happen? The overwhelming curiosity to know is overwhelming, but why ask Guruji this? Carefully observe the Jupiter's way of life. A man came and talked, Guruji said to him, you go, I will come. That person is gone. After a while Guruji went to his room and got ready and left.

All the disciples left with work to do. This new disciple did not do the work assigned to him, but went after the Guru. Going a little further, Jupiter took a box out of his sack and took out a pill from it and put it in his mouth. Jupiter flew as soon as he put it in his mouth. The disciple realized that the glory of the bullet flew. Waiting for such a guru in the ashram. Soon Jupiter arrived. I went into the room and closed the door. He sees from the crack that Guru puts the box in Manjusha-Patti and Guru comes out and assigns work to everyone and says, I am going to talk. I will come after an hour and a half. He takes the box out of the casket and curiously puts the pill in his mouth. It flies. Jupiter flies in the open sky but here it falls down as the wood of the roof of the room wanders. Wandering up the roof again, it falls down. Becomes bloody. The bullet falls as the mouth is opened. The disciple's senses fly. The rest of the disciples try to open the door when the voice of the disciple comes in the room. Jupiter is coming. Loud opening of the door sees the scene. The wounded disciple, seeing the bullet in the box and next to it, the situation gets worse. Asking for medicine, he bandages the wounded disciple, calls all the disciples and says to Besadi that this is the result of curiosity. Curiosity destroys patience and conscience, that instinct increases the world and causes unrest. Activity and meditation will reduce the restlessness of the mind and will also calm the curiosity.

While curiosity leads to the soul. Which maintains humility and discretion. Samadhi is also achieved through the solution of curiosity so that peace is achieved in life. The implication of this subtext is to abandon curiosity.

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