God’s Compassion: Lessons from Gunatitanand Swami

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“God does not look at the faults of the Jivas. If a Jiva prays to God and says, ‘I am at fault’, then God forgives him of his flaws.” Swamini Vat Section 1, Number 77.

In life, we all make mistakes. As human beings (Jivas), we are bound to have flaws, yet God does not judge us solely based on them. Instead, His love is infinite, and His grace is ever-present.

When we sincerely acknowledge our faults and turn to God in prayer, He does not turn us away. Instead, He embraces us with compassion, forgives our shortcomings, and gives us the strength to transform ourselves. This is the beauty of divine love—God does not dwell on our past mistakes but rather encourages us to grow and become better versions of ourselves.

True transformation begins with humility. When we honestly say, “I am at fault,” and seek forgiveness, we open the door to grace. Through His boundless mercy, God not only forgives but also empowers us to walk on the path of righteousness with renewed strength.

Let us always remember that no mistake is too great for His mercy. All we need is a sincere heart, and He will guide us forward with love and compassion.

To know more about Gunatitanand Swami: https://www.baps.org/About-BAPS/TheFounder%E2%80%93BhagwanSwaminarayan/TheSpiritualLineage-TheGuruParampara/GunatitanandSwami.aspx

Swamini Vato Study App: thesatsanglife.com/vato

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