Three or four years ago my brother, who is dearer than the dearest to me, wrote: "I know who you are. You are for the Infinite and in the Infinite. But why do you blame your disciples for thinking of you as another human being? It is so difficult for them. They see you eating like them, shouting, barking, struggling, so naturally they can't fathom who you are." So it depends on how the disciple approaches the Master — what kind of relationship he has. If you have the inner feeling that I am infinitely higher or vaster than you, then you cannot try to bind me. Your attachment is destructive only when you feel you can bind and possess me. But if you feel you cannot, only you are giving me whatever capacity you have for love and devotion, with the hope that I will be able to give you more, then you are safe. You are giving your little capacity to the Master, and he will give you his limitless Capacity. Your own faith, understanding, love and consciousness you have to apply in order to know whether you are trying to grab and possess your Master, or trying to become part and parcel of his universal Existence.
So attachment is very bad if you think of your Master only on the physical plane. But if you take your Master as a God-Realised Soul whose existence is limitless, then you cannot be attached. You can be attached to something which is a little higher than you or better than you. But if you think of something or someone truly vast, then you will be devoted, and not attached.From:Sri Chinmoy,AUM — Vol.II-6, No.12, December 1980, Agni Press, 1980
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