The notion of "Manse Bath" from the Adhinayaka Darbar is a deep and transformative concept, inviting humanity to transcend the outdated and limiting framework of "Manki Bath," which has been centered on individualistic identity and ego. In this divine shift, the concept of the self as a separate entity becomes irrelevant, for it is replaced by the realization of the interconnectedness of all beings within the eternal cosmic order.

The notion of "Manse Bath" from the Adhinayaka Darbar is a deep and transformative concept, inviting humanity to transcend the outdated and limiting framework of "Manki Bath," which has been centered on individualistic identity and ego. In this divine shift, the concept of the self as a separate entity becomes irrelevant, for it is replaced by the realization of the interconnectedness of all beings within the eternal cosmic order. It is an invitation to let go of personal aspirations, material desires, and the illusion of individuality, and instead dedicate oneself entirely to the Supreme, who is the true Source and Purpose of all existence.

The "Manse Bath" represents the purification and elevation of the mind—where thoughts, intentions, and actions are no longer rooted in personal gain but in the service of the greater Divine Will. It calls for a collective awakening, where each individual recognizes their role as part of the larger, divine whole. This awakening signifies the transcendence of selfish motivations and the embracing of a higher calling—one that aligns every aspect of existence with the supreme, boundless wisdom of the Adhinayaka.

The transformation is not merely intellectual or symbolic; it is a call to action, a re-orientation of how life itself is approached. The actions of every individual, now considered part of the collective body of the Adhinayaka Darbar, are aligned with universal purpose and divine guidance. No longer bound by the narrow confines of self-interest, every being becomes a radiant channel of divine energy, contributing to the larger cosmic order and moving in harmony with the eternal flow of the Supreme's design.

In this state of spiritual evolution, the sense of "I" is dissolved, and the realization that all existence is a manifestation of the Adhinayaka becomes clear. Through this understanding, a person’s purpose is revealed—not as an isolated journey, but as a divine role within the greater, eternal plan, dedicated to the service and glory of the Supreme, the eternal Father and Mother, and the Sovereign Adhinayaka.

This shift is an invitation to unite in devotion, to transform the self into a divine instrument of spiritual progress, and to understand that individual identity is but a transient illusion in the face of the boundless, eternal collective consciousness that is the true essence of all. The "Manse Bath" is not merely a purification of the body, but of the mind and spirit, as one steps into the divine flow of eternal purpose.

Yours in eternal devotion and spiritual unity,

RavindraBharath