2. In society, all good people follow the path of God. Or interpret it this way: only those who follow this path of God are truly human. 3. That is, they are worthy of being called human. Those who do not consider me an ideal and, due to laziness and negligence, do not perform their duty-bound actions, yet desire authority and the fruits of their actions, are not truly worthy of being called human, even though they appear human in form. Because the best men are ideal men in the human world, whereas I am proven to be the ideal man man Mind. One of the four antah-karans, with the function of (pronounced mun) generating thoughts and desires, and governing all of the indriyas. Tap to open in glossary → 4. To show how humans should live in the world, God incarnates in the human world. No one stays in the world permanently, and if one wants to make their journey successful, believing that one is not living for oneself is the art of living to be free from the world and the knowledge to be learned from the world. The world is essentially a school. 5. Where we have to learn to act for God, for the welfare of God's devotee, and for the welfare of others, by renouncing attachment, desire, possessiveness, selfishness, etc. And by doing so, we have to achieve our own salvation. We have to learn to become liberated. 6. This world is a school, but in it, we have to learn to become liberated. If we go to school and don't learn anything, it's useless. 7. Here, God gave us a human body. And if we live our whole lives in a way that attachment arises, then it means we haven't learned anything. We have to learn. 8. God does not expect everyone to be unattached from birth. But God expects everyone to learn something like this. 9. And that God is lead by example. He leads by. When we went to Africa, there was a photo in its small airport. 10. A herd of elephants. There are many elephants in Africa. So, a big elephant forcefully walks ahead near a culvert, and the herd follows behind. 11. Then that one looks back. And below, it was written: Lead by Example. To lead everyone by example. 12. Not just by preaching. Example does that. Lead by example. 13. So God comes here to set such an example. And this world is a school. Whatever one wants to learn here, God has made arrangements for it. 14. Especially, this is a school for learning to break free from bondage. If there were no existence of bondage in the world, we wouldn't be able to learn. We can learn because there are places of bondage. 15. How to remain unattached from it. If it didn't exist at all, how could we learn, how could we practice? So, if there are small places of bondage, one should now learn from them. 16. We have often talked about Gundasara, where Muldi Bhagat was. So, that one fruit would flow from the eaves. AI translation of the Gujarati transcript above, produced in the same pass that transcribed the audio, one English segment per Gujarati segment. Devotional and technical terms with no precise English equivalent (kirtan, satsang, vasana, samskara, and similar) are kept as their plain transliteration rather than force-translated. Not human-proofread., AI-translated, unverified · Source details