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If one has no eyes but another can see, the blind man will naturally seek help from the one who has vision. We are also blind to what is within ourselves, otherwise what is the necessity of consulting a doctor? The doctor can see what we cannot; he will diagnose the disease and then we will undergo treatment. Naturally we will have respect for his diagnosis and will give him something for his assistance. It is not unreasonable.

The guru is the specialist doctor, and we will understand his qualification when we come to see that what he says is real and not imaginary. Such vision will depend upon the degree of awakenment of the eye. If one who is blind is treated by a capable doctor he will gradually directly perceive, “Yes, I begin to see something. I now have some eye-experience.” From that time on he won’t care for the speculative opinions of the other blind people, but he will have his own direct capacity to see. With the coming of sight he can understand that the application of the medicine has some real effect.

(Śrīla Bhakti Rakṣak Śrīdhar Dev-Goswāmī Mahārāj: Home Comfort - Searching for Our Home)

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