Humility Through Recognizing God's Constant Presence
Humility is born from the unwavering faith in God's constant presence, which counters Maya's illusion and guides our inner posture.
Now Maya's job is to make you feel that it is not true that God's presence is here. You see, and if it is not true that God's presence is here, then we can never be humble actually, because if this me is like this and there's no God as presence, then we have to take matters into our own hands. There's no question of not going with our will. You see, so humility is only possible when we see the magnificence of the One who is present with us constantly. So how will you be if Ram Ji was sitting with you? Will you be full of pride saying, 'Look at me'? You will not be. Now what does your faith tell you? Is He here or is He not? So spirituality is about faith. Not blind belief, but faith. What does your heart tell you?
Key Teachings
- Maya's illusion is to deny God's constant presence, leading to self-reliance and pride.
- True humility arises from recognizing the magnificence of God's ever-present nature.
- Spirituality is rooted in faith, not blind belief, but a deep knowing from the heart.
- Our inner posture should reflect reverence and humility, as if God were physically present.
From: The Only Refuge for the “Me” Is at God’s Feet - 8th December 2025