After deciding ‘Who am I?’ can one say ‘this is not mine’. A mistaken belief of ‘I’ (in the wrong place) has given rise to the mistake of ‘mine’ (worldly attachment).

In this world, there is truly no one who is your relative. And those who are, are in the form of a 'relation'.

In this world, no one is ‘Your’ true relative. All family and relatives are in the form of ‘relations’, they all are from a relative view point. They make you cry needlessly!

For how long can you remain in an imagined (false) state? For how long can you remain as imagined father-in-law to someone? And what happens when you visit your in-laws? You have to become the son-in-law. And when you visit your maternal grandparents? You have to become a nephew. Would it be acceptable to call you a nephew in satsang?

This world stands on the foundation of the relationship between the support and the support-taker. If the support is removed, the support-taker will be released.