Trust is like the third eye, which leads to divine vision. The eye of trust means viewing with love, as the person whom you love you also trust blindly. You will see sweetness in that person, which others will not be able to see. Thus there are some things which only love can know. Similarly, these things only the one who has trust will know.

Once you are in love, all of grandeur, all of dignity is revealed in that person only. And you are sure you are not imagining it. With the eye of love, the invisible becomes visible, the unperceivable becomes perceivable.

“Finding upon waking, the doors yet bolted from inside; who knows from which door he enters and leaves.” This is very beautiful couplet from Bihari. The beloved is sleeping with all doors bolted, yet in her dreams the lover visits her. Later she wakes up to see that the doors are still closed with bolts in place, just as they were.

“Which way do you enter, which way you depart? From which window do you peep?” This window is called Trust.

Someone living in logic will never know anything deeper than the material; his life will be meaningless. He may well collect money, but all his wealth will be left here when he dies. What go with him are only his deeds, trust, sanskars and meditation. Only the one who has the eye of trust will attain the ultimate wealth—Self-Realisation.

Trust is the culmination of love. Trust is the faith that what has not happened so far, will happen. Trust also arises from what has already happened, there is such beauty in the world, such melody in the singing of birds, beauty in the leaves, in each star, there must be some energy or someone really powerful behind all this.

Trust means trusting that where so much beauty is being showered; the source of this beauty must also exist & must be also beautiful. Trust means accepting the existence of the source from which you will receive such subtle & delicate indications. Our Sai Jiwatsingh has demonstrated such trust in his Guru, and ultimately benefited from this.