Thereafter, Muktãnand Swãmi asked, "Who can be said to have developed complete satsang?"

Shriji Mahãrãj replied, "First of all, such a person has extremely firmly realised his self to be the ãtmã. Also, he believes his ãtmã to be absolutely detached from the body, the indriyas and the antahkaran; he does not believe the actions of the body, indriyas, etc., to be his own. Despite this, he does not permit even a slight lapse in the observance of the five religious vows. Moreover, even though he himself behaves as brahmarup, he does not abandon his feeling of servitude towards Purushottam Bhagwãn; he staunchly worships God while maintaining a master-servant relationship with Him... With such realisation of God's greatness, he devoutly engages in listening to the talks of God and in the other forms of bhakti. He also serves God's devotees menially. When a person behaves in this manner, his satsang can be said to be complete."
 

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