In 1992 in Sidhbari, the biggest worry for most devotees was Gurudev’s health. There was this fear of physically losing him. But Gurudev found ways to console everyone.
While looking at the green mustard fields that terraced the valley at Sidhbari, he said,
“It is all a delusion. When the sarso (mustard) was born, I was there. When the sarso grew, I was there. When the sarso became green, I was there. When the sarso flowered, I was there. When was I not there?”
He wanted all of us to live our life centered in ‘I,’ the Self, which never dies.