3 as one book - Kirpal Singh

I 56MEDITATIONless on their own intellectual reasoning, they could beblessed with this rare privilege of inner inversion to enjoythe supreme bliss.Such dear ones cannot achieve inner stillness and silence.The Master tries to make them understand in oneway or the other, but they are so much filled and intoxicatedwith their mental merchandise that they fail tocomprehend the greatness and sublimity of the HolyPath. You will please understand that mind has its variousgrooves wherein it clings fast. Basically, when wetry to sit silent, only then will we come to know wherethe shoe pinches. The alphabet of spirituality commenceswith inner silence, which necessarily requires solitudeand seclusion. It is only during these sacred moments ofsilence that we can understand the basic principles ofspirituality and imbibe their right import.lQ7The wiles of the mind are both very subtle and risky.It often lies in ambush and makes its inroads when leastexpected. The ingrained evil propensities though invisibleare very strong, and time and again they come to thesurface to deliver blows which often prove fatal. Thecoil strikes out like lightning, with such sharp and suddentwists and turns that man by himself is helpless inits clutches. Here comes the need for the long andstrong arm of the Master, which stretches forth withequal agility to his rescue.""Herein the Master once again reminds us that mindis very wicked and tricky, for it will not readily acceptthe gospel of the Guru, however reasonable it may be.Knowing full well that we cannot avoid the decrees of