In this apparent fleeting world there are many mysterious powers unknown to man. These are referred to as transcendental and hidden powers; not all can understand them. Every creature is endowed with divine power. That is why I always address you as Divyatma Swarupulara (embodiments of Divine Atma). Doctors are unable to comprehend the secrets and mysteries of the human body. Take for example, the tongue. There are 40,000 taste buds in the tongue. There are 25,000 buds that generate heat in the tongue. The eye, which is hardly an inch in size, can cognise 13 crore types of light rays. There are millions and millions of cells in your body and each cell contains your complete form. Is it not awe-inspiring? Whose creation is this? This is the transcendental power of Divinity. It is foolish to consider Divinity to be non-existent. Those who are not able to understand this transcendental power deny the very existence of God. Do not pretend to know what you do not know in reality. No one has any right to deny the existence of God. ‘Munde, Munde Mathir Bhinnah’ (Thoughts vary from head to head). Each has his own faith. (SSS Vol.31, pp. 430-431)