THE DASBODHA BY: SADGURU SHREE SAMARTH RAMDAS ...

talking about him as they are magnetically attracted towards him. He in fact should be the person
who can get anything done without getting directly involved but in fact is holding all the reins and
has all the controls in his hand which obviously are unseen by others.
END OF THE NINTH SAMAS
THE TENTH SAMAS – VIVEKLAKSHANNIRUPAN (ABOUT WISDOM)
At places where there is the presence of a Saintly person doing
everything possible for the society there goes on continuous deliberations on various subjects with
all the thoughts of many pundits contributing. The people always discuss about how to acquire all
sorts of virtues, what the truth is and what isn’t, the real form of the path of worship, the path of
and the ways of doing Sadhana and the thought of the real knowledge becomes consolidated with
the disappearance of the body mind intellect conglomerate.
The Saintly person leading the society is from within full of
Vairagya. He is involved in many things but his mind is always within. For others though he is
totally involved as he solves all the problems they face keeping them in peace all the time. People
love him more than anyone or anything else. Although he is surrounded by many few know the
reality with him or within him. He does what he preaches and therefore he is adored all over. Most
of the times people are unaware of how he does the things but are satisfied as they are kept happy
by him. He goes on gathering followers for the simple reason that whatever he does simply attracts
everyone towards him. They are so much under his control willfully that he is allowed by them to
metamorphose their whole thinking process which makes them highly balanced. He is a living
example in front of them and thence it is no wonder that he has innumerable followers.
He should stepwise delegate all the knowledge that he has to those
who are capable of acquisition. His aim should be wisdom for all. He should also look for people
like himself who are the future for the society and make them able in every sense of the word. He
should solve everyone’s difficulties and remove everybody’s doubts. He should get things done
through others without troubling them and rather by pleasing them. If he thinks that his job is done
at one place then he should move to another potential one where he is needed. He should use all his
bodily might and never ever rest even for a while for his idleness will spread like a fire in the
community which basically likes to be idle. This will lead to destruction of whatever has been done
with a great effort indeed. This will also lead to loss of faith and loss of worship as a consequence.
He shouldn’t take credit for anything but at the same time he shouldn’t be any time discredited too.
Shree Samarth says that these are very difficult things and the life of
such a person is full of challenges and more challenges. To lead such a life he should have a
powerful body and an even more powerful and extremely steady mind. If he finds a person like him
he should teach all the tricks of the trade to him also for he would be useful for the posterity. He
should also remember that till the time he can lead the people with all his might he should continue
but when he feels that it is taking an undue toll upon him and whereby not only him but the work
also is suffering he shouldn’t make it a prestige issue and handover the charge to an able person. By
this he proves to others and himself that he is not interested in keeping the baton with him even