He (Jagadguru Shree Kripaluji Maharaj) is Radha avatari. How do we know that he is a ragatmika Saint? For one reason: the Braj gopis never needed a Guru. A ragatmika Saint never needs one.
A raganuga (devotee) does bhakti under the guidance of a ragatmika, but a ragatmika does not do bhakti under guidance. In this particular avatar, Shree Maharaj Ji shows this to us, practically, no Guru - Nā guru nā chelā, kripālu akelā. (ना गुरु ना चेला, कृपालु अकेला।). Ragatmika. And he is of the highest level of samartharati - nishkām tat tat bhāve kchhame (निष्काम तत् तत् भावे कमे।).
Why? Because of the divyoṇ mad (दिव्यों मद) we see in Him. And the divyoṇ mad, which I told you sometimes (he’s) embracing, sometimes not talking, like in yesterday’s leela explanation - different, different (states) you will see in Shree Maharaj Ji. We’ve got it right here.
So if you want the best, you’ve got it. You’ve got it. You just need to realize it, recognize it, and accept it. Surrender to Shree Maharaj Ji with your humble heart. Whom do we have as our Guru? Even I cannot tell. Your sadhana experience will reveal that to you. But don’t go “inky pinky”. Don’t go running here and there. You’ve got everything.
And if you leave Shree Maharaj Ji and try to do sadhana of a different nature under the guidance of anyone else, you have made the greatest mistake. And that is my word of caution to you all. Stick around, have patience, continue with your sadhana, and hold that ardent faith.
