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We’re all equal in God’s eyes, and we have wisdom inside. We all have the Supreme Master inside. The best business for you to do is quickly find that Master and don’t ask about any other thing. But you see, our brother here, he’s a little bit too “young” for his age now. So sometimes you ask him, he didn’t really quite get your question, probably because the mentality is different. You’re more young, enthusiastic, curious, and your differentiation and discrimination are very sharp. He hasn’t this kind of mind. He’s like a child. If you pose before him and say, “I’m the Master,” he will bow to you. […] And anyhow… But I can assure you that he believes in our path, and he just follows me. So don’t worry that he had confusion in his head. He doesn’t, he doesn’t. He just worships all the Masters, like all of the Indians do, but he chooses one for his personal development. And that’s how you [should] do also. OK?
(His door is always open to all kinds of practitioners. He treats them as gods.) Indian people mentality, very pure. (The atmosphere in his bookstore, in his house, is so beautiful, so sincere. Before, we went to his house and he received one poster, Master’s poster. […] So, Mr. Narain just kept calling our house, saying that he would like to invite Master to his bookstore. And I said, “Well, our schedule is full, so I cannot promise you.” And you know what Mr. Narain did? He kept praying all night long, non-stop praying. So Master could not sleep all night, just walking in the house all night because somebody was praying so eagerly. He did not stop. So Master had to say, “I’ve got to go to his house the next day.” […] And he said one thing after initiation, he said to me, “I can tell many things from people’s eyes. From Master’s eyes, I only feel giving, love, giving, all giving, never receiving, never asking anything in return.” And he said the right thing. That’s what Master always does for us, never asks anything in return, just gives. […])
