Truth is the first thing. If you don't have love for the first thing, how can you have love for all the others you are related to? You don't need to ask — are you in love? Do you love me? All these are needless questions. The only question to be asked is: do you love the Truth? If the person loves the Truth, everything is fine.
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Questioner: Namaskar Acharya Ji. And we're very grateful you're here. You've come all the way. So, who am I, that's irrelevant. We're just very grateful that you're here. Thank you very much for your presence.
My question is more of a conflict, and I'm in a constant conflict, and what is the thin line between being polite and kind, or what you say sugarcoated or politically correct versus blatantly truthful, which can also be a kind of compassion. When you witness your loved ones or close ones constantly being in a victim state and putting it onto others and more circumstantial, when you know that it's more perceptional and self-induced.
But when you are trying to convey that, then you are the one who's being given statements like: 'The way you are, there will be no one left in the world who will like you.' Then all such people will leave you anyway. Everyone has their own journey. (Duniya mein koi bhi nahin reh jaayega jo aapko pasand karega, fir to aise saare hi chhoot jaayenge, sabki apni journey hai). You cannot pinpoint. Why does it matter to you? (Aap apni taraf dhyan do, aapko kya farq padta hai). So, it's been a constant conflict where that thin line is. I think I manifested you here. So I did.
