In plain words
When he forgets God, even a hero becomes a zero
On the spiritual path there is no plural, only the singular. I + I = we. They + they = they. It is the singular! ‘Rārā! Mā iṇṭidākā!’ He calls God only in the singular. What is the reason? Only to old friends do we say ‘rārā, pōrā’. To newcomers we keep using new words, saying ‘raṇḍi, dayacēyaṇḍi’. If you use these new words, you are a newcomer and he is a newcomer! We must be free, like old friends. That is: the end of wisdom is freedom, the end of culture is perfection, the end of knowledge is love, the end of education is character. That is true friendship. You must experience God as your very own. God is not an old acquaintance. You are not an old acquaintance. There are not two at all; there is One alone! ‘Ekaṃ sat viprāḥ bahudhā vadanti’. In Maths, is 1 more, or is 9 more? If you ask children which number is bigger, even one who has had no schooling says 9 is bigger. No, no; it is one that is bigger. It has come to 1+1+1+.....=9. Without 1 there is no 9. 1 Hero, World is zero, hero becomes zero if he forgets GOD. When he forgets God, even a hero becomes a zero. We must always become heroes. We must try to experience the principle of the hero through Prema. Prēmamudita manase kahō rāmarāmarāṃ......