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Insights from the Avatar Vol 1

Ask for the right thing

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March 6, 2011

Nithyananda surrounded by devotees with flower petals falling

Listen: I am revealing the deeper truths
about manifesting what you want from
an enlightened Master.

When you go to an enlightened Master
and ask for what you want, even if he
does not give you what you want, he will
give what he really wants you to have,
and what is best for you.

Sometimes, people come and ask me for certain things. It may not happen as they asked, but suddenly something in them changes, and they are ready to receive what I want to give. They are new beings.

They come back and tell me, 'What I asked for did not happen, but that is ok. You are there for me. I want only you and the enlightenment which you want to give.'

I feel, Wow! Once more, the truth is expressing.

Devotees/monks praying

Because whenever people come
and ask me something, I sincerely
want them to have that. I do feel
inside my inner space, let them
have what they want.

But a corner of my being always
makes a sankalpa: let only the best
happen.

See, when I push any sankalpa
into my being, I do it sincerely.
When I bless them, I don't have
my own plan. But ultimately,

there is a filtering system, the conscious system, which dilutes that sankalpa. It changes not only my sankalpa, it changes that person’s sankalpa also!

I basically don’t have any sankalpa. When somebody asks for something, I send that whole file directly to the Consciousness and say, please attend to it. I tell you, that conscious system straightaway helps the person who is asking.

Usually, the Consciousness grants what they are asking for. But if it is not good for that person, it at least immediately grants whatever is right for that person. The person evolves. I have seen this happen hundreds of times.

Listen: getting the wrong thing is the worst punishment!

So always ask only from God, or from an enlightened being. Even if you don’t get what you asked for, you will always get the right thing; you will always get what is best for you.