We continue examining the Parable of the, mistranslated, Unjust Steward. The extremely profound esoteric meaning takes a high degree of understanding to grasp, but it's well worth the effort for those willing to make it.

The poem relates the story of the establishment of the false paths set up by Kal's gurus to mislead the souls and keep them imprisoned in the Ocean of the World. A very interesting perspective that needs to be understood is that Kal thinks he's saving the world.

One of the most complicated and confusing parables is our subject. The parable of the "Unjust Steward" is confused by a poor translation and lack of esoteric understanding. It's about turning failure to our advantage.

The poem continues with the establishment of the lineage of the Masters and the path of Sant Mat established by Sat Purush through Gayani, or Kabir. Daram Das being the first in this age. Hold this lightly so your intellect doesn't trouble you too much.

The bread in the parable of the prodigal son and the Lord's prayer is not literal bread. It has an esoteric meaning. If we wish to develop we must learn to nourish that which can develop.

The poem relates the story of the line of Masters descending from Kabir. The Opposing Force, or Negative Power is always mentioned and calculated. Something we usually fail to do as we make our way back home.

Esoteric teachings tell us there is a side of ourselves that we have lost. The essential part of us that has been forgotten but can be remembered. This is the aim of development.

An esoteric explanation of the negative power, opposing force and the ways it works to keep us imprisoned in illusion. There is a path through the many deceptions but it takes a pure heart to find it.

How is it that the disciples who followed Jesus didn't understand what he taught even after three years? How much more difficult must it be for us to understand the esoteric truth hidden in the parables?

The poem continues to relate the tale of the Master's appearance in the fourth age and the establishment of the path of liberation. Remember the poem uses parable and allegory to convey eternal truth to minds trapped in Time.