“Furthermore, if God smiles at someone, or if God calls someone, or if He performs any other sort of action, one should never bear an aversion towards Him. One should imbibe this form of understanding. However, someone may feel, ‘I have worshipped Mahãrãj a lot, and I have also served Him a great deal; still, Mahãrãj does not talk to me. Instead, he talks to others a lot. So I might as well worship God while sitting at home.’ In this manner, he bears an aversion towards God. In that case, I could also believe, ‘What does this person have to do with Me?’ As a result, that person’s future would be uncertain. However, I Myself do not look at anyone’s flaws. In fact, My nature is such that I always look only at people’s virtues.

[Jetalpur-3]