The following messages were received from Holy beings by the grace and mercy of Doctor. Vasi/Siddha yogis must remember every word of the following passage if they wish to progress fast.
"There is no short-cut to god. You have to traverse the whole distance. The gap, the yawning chasm that separates you from god, has to be fully covered. It takes time. Often it is painful. Sometimes, it is so painful that one begins to doubt if all that suffering is worth the while. This is particularly so when god tests the spiritual seeker for his worth. It is like Christs crucification. Every seeker has to bear the cross. Only it is a different kind of cross with different seekers".
"You cannot realize god, who is perfection while possessing the slightest imperfection. That is why mother Sarada, the worshipful partner of Ramakrishna, prayed the way she did. On a full moon night she said bless me god that I may become spotless like the moon then hesitated and said no, even the full moon has flaws. Make me flawless, immaculate, pure, perfect, radiant".
"Remember that you will be tested by god precisely in that virtue in which you are wanting. Are you impatient? You will be tested for patience again and again. If you are not strong, you succumb at the slightest temptation. But if you are morally strong but not yet perfect, then you will succumb only to the most powerful temptation. Then only your spiritual safety becomes foolproof".
"When the spiritual seeker is thus repeatedly tested, sorely tried, he feels miserable. Every spiritual seeker has to pass through this stage. It is the process of purification. You will be like the ore in the furnace. It is certainly not a pleasant experience. It is very painful indeed. The seeker begins to fulminate. He feels: the worldly life was better, is this the choice open to me? What kind of god is he to delight in my misery? the part tragic, part comic aspect of the whole situation is that even when the seeker curses his creator/master, he is aware of his total helplessness of his own impotence and gods omnipotence.