People go on doing wrong things through Agya and they never feel bad about it, never think they have done anything wrong, they have harmed anyone, they have tortured anybody or they have made others cry. They go on with their Agya, but they have no heart to feel what they have been up to. It’s Christ only. He shows us that you break your Agya, pass through your Agya. Here they call it as a third eye. The other day one lady came with a magazine of ‘Third Eye’ and when I told her what it is she was surprised.
If your third eye is to be opened means Christ is to be awakened within you, on your Agya. That’s the third eye. Now what He does — He creates a witness state within you. You become the witness of the whole drama. You start seeing the whole drama and you are amazed how you are silent, thoughtlessly aware and how you are seeing everything without reacting.
This is where we have to believe that Christ has taken His form in our Agya. His birth is there. His resurrection is there, all that we have got it already worked out. Like a machinery, the whole being is made and we have different, different chakras and centres. This is the last, most difficult centre, which was really opened out by Jesus Christ. He’s the one who dared it and who did it so beautifully that we too have now capacity to look at our ego, to see for ourselves, ‘What are we doing? Why do we think we are something very exceptional?’
Once you start seeing the ego, you will be amazed. Whatever work you may do, whatever you may do, you’ll never be tired. We get tired because all the time ego is saying, ‘Oh, you are so great. You are doing so much work for others. You have achieved so much,’ all that. So then the ego goes on all the time pointing out all this false greatness about us and we get tired that ‘We are so great and why should we work? Why should we help others?’ Like that, funny ideas start falling in our mind and what we do is that we feel very tired out. Fighting with those ideas, we feel very tired.