It is through his grace that the various phases of the moon of spiritual knowledge are brought together to form the play of the light of the full moon.

The proximity of the spiritual teacher causes all efforts in the seeker to cease. He is like the sea, where the Ganges, in its rush, ceases to flow.

In his absence, the lovely ornaments of appearances prevail. All of them disappear as soon as He appears.

The night of ignorance is transformed into the blessed daylight of Self-knowledge at the tough of the sun by his grace.

By the water of his grace, the individual self becomes so pure that he regards any greatness as impure and does not allow himself to be touched by it.

He attains the Divine Greatness.