A truth seeker is someone that is trying to discover himself; who he really is. A truth seeker is not seeking God, Jesus, Mahavira, or Buddha. He wants to know why he is here, why he is human, and where he comes from. The seeker wants to find the purpose for his life. Seeking is a curiosity, which will eventually bring answers. For sure, we are all coming from somewhere else because this body is not eternal. Even children are very curious about themselves. They want to know what their body is. They look in the mirror and question themselves. These children are spiritual seekers but it is unfortunate that they find religious teachers instead of spiritual teachers. If these children had the opportunity to find spiritual teachers they would really blossom, become beautiful people, and their growth can be special. It is unfortunate that they find madrasas but not the real spiritual schools.

It is not easy to find a real spiritual master either. The world is full of disciples but real masters are few. Teachers will teach traditions, sadhus will teach drugs, but none of them teach others how to blossom. Among all seekers there are only few that really blossom, they ask the real questions and they are very lucky if they find a live master who can have a real impact on their life where their lives fully transform.

In life, to be a truth seeker is very important and meeting a live master can be the greatest blessing to the person.