The Formless One Assumes Forms In Order to Communicate With Souls --
God Leads God Back to God
{The one who has purity of character,
who practices diligently the Yoga of Sound,
and who can explain *clearly* Sant Mat
(the complete Path of the Masters with nothing missing), can be accepted and trusted as Satguru/Teacher.}
The Radiant Form is the Key to Exploring Inner Space
The Inner Satguru: God Has Made the Reflection of His Form Available in All Worlds
The Formless One Assumes Forms In Order to Communicate With Souls in All Realms and Escorts Them Back to the Original Abode of the Beloved
The Outer Master Guides Souls to the Inner Master. The Inner Master (Satguru) Guides Souls Back to God (the Lord of the Soul, Radhaswami)
The following is from, "The Discourses of Maharaj Saheb":
The whole truth of it is that one's task will be accomplished when the Fascinating Form of Satguru becomes manifest within one's heart. In the mean time, one will occasionally hear the inner Sound (Shabd) and get bliss also. But the Inner Portal will one penetrate only when the Fascinating Form of Satguru becomes manifest. Satguru's form is the key, as it were, to open the inner lock.
"If you do not become oblivious of the key provided by the Guru, you will open the inner lock in a moment." (Swami Ji Maharaj, Sar Bachan Poetry, Book Two)
Radhasoami Dayal [the Merciful Lord of the Soul] has graciously assumed human form to grant redemption to the entire humanity, nay, He has made the reflection of His Form available even at the lower chakras.
"Still lower down, He assumed the dark bluish form of Niranjan. Such is my beloved Radhasoami. Descending to the heart centre, He became subject to desires. Such is my beloved Radhasoami. He, however, reduces the evil tendencies of Indri-centres (lower centres pertaining to senses). Such is my beloved Radhasoami." (Swami Ji Maharaj, Sar Bachan Poetry, Book One)
Question: What is the Form of Satguru like?
Answer: The Form of Sant Sat Guru is highly Refulgent and most exalted.
"I behold the Majestic Form of Guru. I look intently into His eyes which are the windows leading to the Highest Region." (Swami Ji Maharaj, Sar Bachan Poetry, Book Two)
