“… In fact, if one’s jiva has become very powerful, one would not even have impure dreams. On the other hand, if one’s jiva is lacking in strength, then one should follow the principle of Sãnkhya and behave only as the ãtmã – the drashtã – but one should not associate with one’s indriyas and antahkaran. By behaving as the ãtmã in this way, one’s jiva gains great strength. “There is, however, an even greater method than this to gain strength. If a person has love for God and His Sant, possesses intense shraddhã in serving them, and also engages in the nine types of bhakti, then his jiva will instantly gain strength. Thus, for making the jiva stronger, there is no method comparable to that of serving God and His Bhakta.”

[Gadhadã II-63]