Keep the eye of knowledge open

 

When the physical eyes are open, you can see the world of this body, i.e., physical persons and objects. Now, if you keep the eye of knowledge also open along with these, then soul, god, afterlife, religion, salvation, liberation, etc., will not be hidden from you. What I mean by 'eye of knowledge' is that we learn there is a soul in every body. If this knowledge is put to use, then it will be like the eye of knowledge is open. Just as some people keep money locked in a safe and do not use it, nor do they enjoy happiness, similarly, some people leave this knowledge, also like wisdom, locked in a safe and do not use or apply it. This is closing the eye of knowledge.
We all recognise our physical homes through our physical eyes. If my eye of knowledge is open, I know that the house of all the souls is the supreme abode, Paramdham, where the souls live with the supreme soul. To go there, I must keep my eyes of knowledge open always. 

If your parents appear in front of you, then when the eye of knowledge opens, you will immediately see that both of them are souls who, in this birth through physical connection, are your mother and father, but through spiritual connection, my mother and father are God. You are a soul on the path of knowledge and yoga. Any new direction in life is taken care of by God. In this way, when the eye of knowledge is opened, you will be able to see what dharma is, what religion is, who God is, and what the illusion of the mind is. You will be able to clearly decide between good and bad. If the eye of knowledge is closed, then there is a possibility of misfortune at some time, i.e., sin and sorrow.

It is a good way to pull someone towards their inner soul while looking at things outside.

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