When the lady from the audience was expressing her gratitude towards Acharyaji, it took me back to memory lane, almost three years ago, to the very first time I listened to Acharyaji on a podcast. I had no prior understanding of the “egoic centre” and “centre of Truth””(thinned ego). Yet, as he spoke, each word and each sentence held my complete attention. Every word felt so precisely placed, as though it could not have been chosen any better - as if the language itself had found its most natural and perfect form. Behind every word, one could sense a profound empathy, a genuine intention to provide relief from suffering. I was awestruck. How could someone explain something so deep with such remarkable clarity, and yet with such simplicity? It felt as though a part of me had been quietly waiting for exactly these words - and upon hearing them, something within me simply recognised and resonated. The lady in this session expressed this so beautifully - and in doing so, she gave voice to something I had carried within me for a long time. I am truly grateful to her for that. 🙏 I have also observed something about the nature of words in my own interactions. When I speak with the intention of displaying intellectual superiority, the words I choose ultimately serve no real purpose - they leave behind a residue and increase restlessness. But on those rare occasions when words arise from genuine intention, they seem to find their own right form effortlessly. They carry no weight of the past, nor do they cast a shadow over the future. They simply serve their purpose - and then, there is nothing.
