Valentine’s Day

For Valentine’s Day this year, we should all try to embody pure love. It is a love that is unconditional – and remains unaffected by circumstance or events. Even if insulted, that love does not waver; even if disappointed, that love does not descend into irritation and frustration. Such a purity of love does not see others at fault or seek to ascribe blame. Equally, such a love does not swell upon being flattered or presented with a gift. Instead, it remains untainted, constant and pure.

Such is the power of pure love, that One whom has this purity of love radiates such compassion and knowledge with all those that they meet leaving them profoundly affected and mesmerised by the experience. We are extremely blessed that such a person whom embodied this selfless, unconditional love, a living Gnani, (an enlightened being), illuminated the path for all of humanity and founded Akram Vignan, a spiritual science.

Param Pujya Dada Bhagwan, explained, “where there is love, there are no faults. Where the love of give-and-take arises, all faults will be seen there.” Dada Bhagwan personified pure love, perceiving every living being as flawless, without any fault whatsoever. Today Pujya Deepakbhai, the current torchbearer of Akram Vignan, a spiritual science, shines this purity of love for us all.

So, for this Valentine’s Day, we should all reflect within ourselves: where we have found faults and cast resentments in others, we should ask for heartfelt forgiveness (pratikraman). We should beseech Dada Bhagwan for an inner strength so that we too can cultivate the flawless pure vision for all living beings, for this is the golden key to unlocking pure love.