There is always something new to learn or discover in life—
There is so much more that we still do not know.
A wise person, therefore, always considers himself a student and remains a learner.
They are always willing to learn from everyone, at every moment, in every situation.
The more they learn, the more they realize how much still remains unknown.
That is why true Gyanis remain humble.
They do not take pride in their knowledge or spiritual awareness.
They do not consider themselves superior because of the Gyan they possess.
Instead, they remain in prayer, seeking grace and forgiveness:
“Tu hi Nirankar – Main Teri Sharan – Mainu Baksh Lo.”
(You alone are the Almighty - the Formless One – I seek Your refuge –
The more they learn, the more they realize how much still remains unknown.
That is why true Gyanis remain humble.
They do not take pride in their knowledge or spiritual awareness.
They do not consider themselves superior because of the Gyan they possess.
Instead, they remain in prayer, seeking grace and forgiveness:
“Tu hi Nirankar – Main Teri Sharan – Mainu Baksh Lo.”
(You alone are the Almighty - the Formless One – I seek Your refuge –
Forgive me for whatever knowingly or unknowingly I have ever done.)
As Satguru Kabir ji says:
"Kabeer garb na keejiye – Rank na hassiye koi
Ajhoon naav samund mein, kya jaanaa kya hoi
“Do not be proud, and do not mock the poor, weak, or anyone else.
How can you claim to have reached the shore when your boat is still in the middle of the ocean?
As Satguru Kabir ji says:
"Kabeer garb na keejiye – Rank na hassiye koi
Ajhoon naav samund mein, kya jaanaa kya hoi
“Do not be proud, and do not mock the poor, weak, or anyone else.
How can you claim to have reached the shore when your boat is still in the middle of the ocean?
Who knows what may happen before the journey ends?”
So focus on your own path.
Walk it with humility.
Learn continuously.
And move forward without prejudice, judgment, or belittling others.
" Rajan Sachdeva "