True God is the Truth right now in your heart. That is true godliness, true bhagavatta. The problem is that people want to avoid the real living Truth in their heart. Therefore, they come up with stories that place an imaginary God somewhere up in the skies. God is wonderful, but the stories and the imaginations about God are all very disrespectful towards God. When there is love for God, God is held very close to the chest, and that God is called Truth. That God is the very purpose of philosophy and the very origin.
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Questoner: Sir, in your book I have read that belief is something which is not right. We shouldn't believe something blindly. That is what you have said.
Sir my question is, if I choose a path of devotion instead of brutal self-introspection, if I choose a path of devotion and I devote myself to somebody, some being, a spiritual being, or a guru, or God, anybody. But the thing is, if I believe in God, I just believe in God. Logically, I don't know whether God exists or not. Intelligently, I don't know. There's no proof. I just believe blindly.
So, you said believing is not right. So, isn't it negating the total *Bhakti Yoga, *or this?
Acharya Prashant: I must thank you for organizing this. I'm really enjoying this.
