There are four types of people
1. Similar Einstein. They want absolute proof of God existence. They try physics and science and go as far as they can – if God is not found they conclude maybe it’s a myth. Like any scientific mind they always leave room for error
2. Those who read about things, read books, scriptures, have been told by parents about God, and believe in it or want to believe in it due to hardships and wanting hope in life. They never make any effort but just blindly follow. They are often so dense that they don’t even question what they do – oh Gita says this or the Bible says believe in Jesus and all your sins will be destroyed. They commit crimes and think I believe in Jesus or took a bath in Ganga and my sins are gone!
3. Those who seek proof by following a method. They hold on to small things as proof – oh my teacher or the saint said that you will pass the exam and I passed. Or I prayed to God and I did not have an accident while driving and put blind faith in a guru or Saint. It is of course unwarranted and undeserved but based on that they slowly develop faith
However an extremely few number of people really get to meet someone like Babaji – a great avatar who impressed the world by creating a palace in the thin air. The world in its silly way – for the believers – believed it and worship him as a great avatar.
4. Don’t get me wrong. Babaji, my opinion, is there and is greater than we can imagine. But his greatness was not in the palace but was in the ability to give a few disciples direct perception of God. So such great Guru are the highest and don’t fall in any of the four category. But their disciples constantly have a direct chat with God – like you read the blog. No. It is not hallucinations. Becauase hallucinations don’t tell you the future.
The unfortunate this is that one has to be in category 3 for a long time before such perfected great Guru will meet us.
The good thing is even if you deny existence of God but are otherwise pure you can still meet a great perfected Guru
Love
Bhavin