“Of course, if you find someone who has meditated like my Master made me meditate, very happily you can take advantage of him. I am ready to help you in that case. Do not follow the false one; do not waste your life.”

—  Ajaib Singh

Ref. http://www.ajaibbani.org/remain_firm_on_the_truth.htm.

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