Papaji gives an analogy of samsara with the story of a man who falls into a well, grabs a rope, and then becomes unaware of everything else as he enjoys the honey falling from an overhanging tree (sense desires). All the while the man forgets that beneath him a crocodile is waiting for him (death), […]
Papaji describes samsara as a mirage and play of the senses. When quiet and not listening to the senses we are instantly in the pool of Amrit – nectar.
Papaji gives the analogy of the play of samsara by telling the story of a guru who sends his disciple to fetch water and the disciple getting engrossed with his own thoughts.
Papaji explains through an analogy that when we are close to the centre of our being we cannot be crushed and we will be saved from the holds of samsara.