01.04.2026

S: There are stages to the quest for acceptance.

A: This is a topic you speak much of.

S: Acceptance is what the brain is wired to seek out.

A: But you do not accept acceptance.

S: As I have said, there are stages. You are young. You seek it out. You have been misled by the teachings of the herd. But then, there comes a vision. The reality of the herd and what it means to be accepted. The betrayal of the self. The loss of the self. The death of authentic being.

A: You say this? You model yourself on The Tiger.

S: The Tiger is the ideal of India, of the Sikh community, of the Ravidasia community. The Tiger is unparalleled, matchless, the king of the jungle.

A: There is a fire in the jungle.

S: The Tiger is the master of the fire, of the waters, wind and the earth.

A: If you are acceptable then you will be loved.

S: This love is unacceptable.

A: Difference breeds hate.

S: You are wrong. Real difference breeds real love. The Tiger is love. Love of the son for The Mother. The warrior stands throughout human history as the difference between good and evil. The real man stands despite this decadence and corruption, this moment. His body and mind is strong. He bears suffering. The real man never goes out of fashion because he does not pander to the herd and its acceptances. History is the witness.