Gurumaa elucidates that one can easily reach great spiritual heights by being in the congregation of enlightened ones and that fortunate are those who happen to be at the place where quest on ‘what is truth’, ‘ how to find the truth’ is being talked, expressed and deciphered not merely on an intellectual level but at a level where the enlightened one decodes the words through actual experience.

Explaining the chain reaction, Gurumaa throws light on the fact that till the time one is not blessed by God, one would not get the company of the mystics, and till the time this does not happen, the darkness of mind will not go away. And that till the time this darkness pervades, one will not be able to find the divinity within.

Contrary to the misconception of people who assume satsang to be as “a few people sitting together, singing and chanting divine verses and mantras” Gurumaa illuminates that the true satsang is one where “one gets to be in the company of those who have experienced the divinity within. Also, it is quite appropriate to take motivation from the experience of a mystic and then start the search within. But merely repeating the words of an enlightened one would serve nothing. Highlighting the meaning of a saint, is one who has done the “sangh of satya” or oneness with the divine. Watch the striking video that highlights the evils like obsession and ego and ways to transcend them.