We have met an ideal guru. But only if we follow his ãgnã will we become ideal. And if we don’t obey him, how can we ever become ideal?

If he tells us not to watch TV and we still sit down to watch it, what will become of us? If he tells us not to eat out and then we go and do just that, how can we become ideal. Ideal means ideal!

We must do only as he says and nothing else. Have we ever told you to stop eating? But don’t eat meat. Drink as much as you like, drink water or soft drinks. That other drink (beer), that’s not good for you.

We become overexcited by taking abuse inciting substances, and then we go around and abuse other people. In such a state do we have control over what we say and do? But if we experience the ecstasy of God, we can become ideal.

So children, all of you should stay away from intoxicating substances (drugs). You may get a ‘kick’ from them but afterwards you suffer withdrawal symptoms. In fact, you shouldn’t eat anything from outside such as restaurants or amusement parks.

Secondly, if you want to excel in your studies and earn a degree, then you must stop watching TV. But just by us saying, ‘go child, you’ll become perfect won’t help you, achieve anything.

Satyakaam Jãbãli went to a guru to attain knowledge. Instead his guru sent Satyakaam to graze his cattle.

What if your guru tells you in college, ‘go and clean the toilets’, you’d say, ‘do you think I’ve come here to clean toilets?’ But Satyakaam had decided to do whatever his guru commanded.

We should never question any ãgnã. We will be enlightened only if we do not doubt his words.

In this way Bhagatji Mahãrãj followed Gunãtitãnand Swãmi’s ãgnã without ever questioning him.
Thus if we can realise the importance of ãgnã and follow it, we will become ideal.