The provided account in Chapter 37 describes a specific ritual where Baba would go to a bundle of firewood, move His right big toe, wave His hand over the flame to extinguish it, and then set out for the Chavadi. The text presents this as a factual step in the procession's commencement, alongside other actions like tucking His satka under His arm. While one could interpret it metaphorically, the source itself does not explain it as a teaching on overcoming internal obstacles or lethargy. The focus remains on the detailed, step-by-step description of the magnificent Chavadi procession as described in Chapter 37.
I'm struggling with a lack of motivation. The source mentions Baba extinguishing a fire before leaving the Masjid. Is this a metaphor for overcoming internal obstacles or lethargy?
📖 Chapter 37