THE DASBODHA BY: SADGURU SHREE SAMARTH RAMDAS ...

Shree Samarth says that by being wise and astute you will be known
to many, you will be loved by many and then you can improve them by your knowledge and
wisdom. This way you do the God’s work as it increases the faith of the people in you who is
nothing but the servant of God. The people will automatically start worshipping the God when they
see that there own messiah worships him.
END OF THE SIXTH SAMAS
THE SEVENTH SAMAS – YUGADHARMA NIRUPAN
(ABOUT THE TIME RELATED RELIGION)
There are many ways of leading the life but the main one is forming a
family and leading its life. Most of the people are satisfied with it. Even the Gods, Rishis, Yogis
and Saints are born in this type of life. After being born they go out for their Sadhana but after
getting to what they have desired for they come back to stay in some family and spread their
message from there only.
Leading a family life is the best way to spend this life but following
the religion and kindness towards all the living should be an inherent part of it. All the karmas
should be done as per the religious scriptures very regularly and intensely followed. To cap it all if
there is simultaneous following of the path of worship then it becomes really the best one. The one
who follows this does all the possible types of good work without any inhibitions and yet never
forgets the God and in fact despite having everything considers only the God as the only reality and
therefore the ultimate and the mightiest one is the real man suitable to lead the family life.
He works for the God with all his might and has Vairagya as an
inherent quality leaves the family life after a while because his quest for the knowledge of the
Parbrahma isn’t quenched by any other thing and hence the Saints too permit only his type of
people to leave the family life. The Vairagya of these people is from within and they are the
ultimately lucky ones to have it in this manner. Unlucky are those who have unquenched desires
and lusts. There are examples of great kings who have left everything behind for their quest of God.
Such people are the Gods of the Yogis. They have a wisdom which has emanated from their own
experiences. Only they can introduce spirituality in the lives of the common men. They have the
enlightening experience of the self and others get happiness just by having a glimpse of them. They
metamorphose the lives of innumerable others yet while doing this they are constantly gazed to the
Parbrahma. People feel that such a man is not paying any attention to anything related to him but
from within he is very cautious and watchful indeed the reason of which Shree Samarth cites is the
fact that his mind is completely occupied by the God.
Such a man is always in unification with the Parbrahma or when he is
with the people he is most of the times engaged in preaching or listening. He literally lives the real
knowledge. You get to know such a man only if you are very lucky indeed. The knowledge which
is not experienced is just imagination. It has no value in spirituality. The chief important thing in
spirituality is your own experience. If one leaves the family in quest of the knowledge and treads on
a wrong path and thence has no experience of the real self defeats all the purpose of life. He is
neither in the family nor in spirituality. He hangs by a slender thread, precariously placed all the