Allowing Yourselves To Be More and More Innocent, Not Even Knowing What Is Your Path

First, it's a question of faith because you may not realize palpably that He is with you, He is working on you. Then it's a question of sacrificing together, actually. But let's look at it this way: that then it's a question of sacrificing my will and just remaining present to His presence. And here you have to be very careful of your spirituality, huh? That may sound strange, you see, because your spirituality may become—rather than becoming an expression of His will—it may become an expression of your will, you see.

So, that allowing yourselves to become more and more innocent, not even knowing what is your path or framing yourself in any way, versus now picking up a new expression of individuality by framing yourself too strongly in spiritual frameworks, is something that we have to be careful about. So, take a minute to define yourself spiritually, then tear up that piece of paper and throw it away. Because if God can do the work on you and for you, you don't need to bother with any of that framework.

Many in Satsang will just get trapped over there: 'This is the type of spirituality I like,' 'This I don't like,' 'This I agree,' 'This I don't agree.' Then it's the same as worldliness. Where is the surrender to God in that? We just use a different playground to express our will; it doesn't make us spiritual. Getting it? A devotee is one who goes anywhere that God takes them.