End of the adoption of Man (mind) as the second Guru.
Now begins the description of adopting Spider as the Third Guru
CHAUPAI
Listen not to the manner in which Dutt adopted twenty-four Gurus
He saw a spider and reflected in his mind.176.
Contemplating in his mind, he said this, “I consider it my third Guru
When the thread of love will extend, then only the Lord (Nath Niranjan-the unmanifested Brahman) will be realized.”177.
When the self will be visualized and within oneself the soul-Guru will be touched and the mind will not go anywhere else, leaving the ONE, then only the Supreme Essence will be realized.178.
When the form of one will be considered and seen as One and no other thought will come into the mind and keeping one objective before oneself, the mind will not run anywhere else, then the Lord (Nath Niranjan---the unmanifested Brahman).179.
When the merger will be in only one and the mind will not be obsurbed in anyone else accept the ONE and meditate only on the supreme esselce, then it will realise the lord ( Nath Niranjan-the Unmanifasted brahman) 180
Accepting the spider as the third Guru, the glorious Dutt moved further
Getting greatly pleased, he moved forward, adopting their connotation in his heart.181.
End of the adoption of Spider as the third Guru.
Now begins the description of the fourth Guru Crane.
CHAUPAI
When Dutt moved forward, then after seeing the swarm of fish, he saw towards the meditating crane
His limbs were extremely white and seeing him all the silence-observing creatures felt shy.182.
The meditation that was being observed by the crane, made his name shameful because of his meditativeness for fish
He was observing meditation very nicely and with his silence, he was pleasing the sages.183.
If such a medittativeness is observed for the sake of that Lord, He is realized in that way
Seeing the crane, Dutt was allured towards him and he accepted him as his fourth Guru.184.
End of the description of the adoption of Crane as the fourth Guru.
Now begins the description of the fifth Guru Tom Cat
CHAUPAI
Dutt, the king of sages, having matted locks on his head, moved further