‘Antarvani’ -inner voice is another name for Buddhi. Man is guided by this inner voice in the conduct of his life. Whenever problems arise, he awaits the directives of the inner voice. If satisfactory answers are not forthcoming from his inner voice, man will have no satisfaction in life. In other words, his satisfaction with the external world is a function of his satisfaction with his inner world represented by the inner voice. Sometimes you hear people saying, ‘My conscience is not satisfied; or my conscience does not approve of this.’ Here conscience refers to the inner voice. So when you are exhorted to ‘Follow the Master’, the Master stands for your conscience. Only when you follow the dictates of your conscience can you reach the right destination. (ICS , p. 89)