Roorkee, UK: May 24, 2015 -Discourse by Baba Hardev Singh Ji

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Baba Hardev Singh asks why humans, born to know God, remain ignorant throughout their lives.

The episode is a spiritual discourse by Baba Hardev Singh Ji, delivered in Roorkee, Uttarakhand. He begins by greeting the congregation and expressing happiness at meeting them after a long interval, noting his recent travels from Mussoorie to Delhi. Baba recounts a series of spiritual gatherings (Samagams) he attended across India in the preceding months, including in Haridwar, Jabalpur, Ranchi, Bardhaman, and Varanasi. He stresses that the same universal message was delivered in all these places, in various local languages like Bhojpuri, Assamese, and Nepali. The core message is that the human birth is uniquely capable of realizing God, yet many remain ignorant. Baba references scriptures and saints like Kabir, Tulsidas, and the Quran, arguing that their teachings about soul realization are not impossible but essential. He critiques those who perform rituals or recite texts without genuine understanding, comparing them to parrots trapped in a hunter's net while repeating warnings about it. The discourse emphasizes the urgency of spiritual awakening, describing human life as fleeting like a four-day moonlight. Baba explains that self-realization involves the soul (atma) knowing its source, the universal spirit (Paramatma), which eradicates discrimination based on caste, race, or religion. He concludes by urging listeners to act now, value each moment, and live a life of love and brotherhood, transforming their journey into one of true worth.

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