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A message to the readers

Dispeller of Darkness

Without an understanding of ourselves and our intrinsic characteristics, we are left in darkness. The guru serves as one who eliminates this lack of knowledge by imparting wisdom. On Guru Purnima, we honor the role of the guru. My teacher consistently reminds me that "God is the ultimate guru." Both human beings and God embody both formlessness and form. This shared attribute is encapsulated in the view that humans were made in the image of God. God transcends gender and components, yet has the capacity to manifest in any shape. As the prime mover, God initiates action without being affected. Unchanged, God influences the rate of transformation. While widely recognized as the creator, the challenge for many lies in acknowledging that God also dwells within creation.

Observing a predator's hunt is common on wildlife shows, where sometimes the prey's mother can only watch. Though heart-wrenching for her, all creatures involved possess souls—a fragment of divine essence. In a state of detached observation, these natural occurrences play out transiently against a backdrop—the 'screen,' which here represents God at a sublime level, a presence that remains constant amidst change. In the absolute sense, this screen too is illusive, with existence itself being the paramount reality.

Human life comes with a variety of lifestyle choices. We might live predominantly attending to our physical, social, spiritual needs, or seek higher aspirations seeking gods or the absolute reality. With free will, we have the freedom to follow any chosen pathway.

Many of us are in this world simply to experience creation, not necessarily to seek lessons, as we originate from the highest plane of being. Evolution isn't a necessity for us; our primal state doesn't entertain time. Possessing immense potential, our true nature is impervious to fear or anxiety—there is nothing apart from us to dread. Bliss dominates, rendering us content without the compulsion towards worldly thoughts. Our ignorance drives us to search for peace and contentment in relationships, activities, and ideologies. Once enlightenment occurs, one's inner self radiates like the sun.